Jennings is a force off the edge with a solid 6’2” 230 lb. frame. He’s well-balanced with a strong lower half and natural power at the POA. Flashes good natural movement skills with the bend and short area burst in pursuit. He’s a tough block with active hand usage and converting speed to power to disengage and free himself up. Plus initial quickness out of his stance to beat blockers to the spot and gain leverage before they can set up. Diagnoses the play and locates the football early in the rep to chase. Heavy body tackler that is tough to break once he gets his hands on the ball carrier. Ranked inside the top 50 overall and picked up his initial college offer from New Mexico with many more on the way.

Jennings is a true 4 down edge player for Mitty but could find his home inside at the next level as he continues to grow and develop as a pass rusher. He has a huge frame for his age, strong hands and tons of initial power at the POA with active and violent hands, bend around the corner and solid athleticism/change of direction in space when collapsing the pocket. He should only continue to develop his toolbox of moves and overall twitch/movement abilities and projects as a big time FBS talent across the defensive front either inside or as a edge player. Jennings is a key name to note across the WCAL heading into next season and should have a breakout year for the Monarchs.

Rounding out the top-10 draft picks in the 2025 1 Vizion 8th Grade All-Star Game, Mannix Jennings Mannix Jennings 6'2" | 245 lbs | DL Archbishop Mitty | 2029 State CA was the second Coyote Creek product to come off the board. As mentioned in the write up of his teammate and No.5 overall pick Leonytis Taulealea Leonytis Taulealea 6'1" | 300 lbs | OL/DL Valley Christian-San Jose | 2029 CA , Coyote Creek made it all the way to the 14U Pop Warner Super Bowl this past season. Jennings was a significant reason for the team’s success up front, as he played Offensive Tackle and Edge on the defensive side. Built more like a Tight End than an Offensive Tackle, he’ll get plenty of reps on offensive side of the ball, but Jennings butters his bread as a promising Edge player. Looks more natural as a stand up rusher, but also put his hand in the dirt from time to time as well. Love his hands when he gets the Offensive Tackle on an island–specifically his two-handed swat.