Willie Norris is a 5'8" Defensive Back in the 2026 class.
Norris attends Imhotep Charter in Pennsylvania.
Norris's Player Profile was created on June 6, 2023.
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Expert Analysis
Willie
NorrisDB
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Imhotep Charter
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PA
Breaking Down the Tape: 2026 Defensive Backs Who Impressed
Willie Norris is an outstanding safety for Imhotep Charter. He does a good job of playing as a...
Written by Pat Weider
Willie
NorrisDB
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Imhotep Charter
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PA
Stock-Risers Post-York Rose Bowl, Who Raised Their Rank? Part 1
I express almost the same sentiment here with safety Willie Norris as I did with Imhotep IDL Joseph...
Written by Vic Castillo
Willie
NorrisDB
Class
2026
Height
5'8"
Weight
160
HS
Imhotep Charter
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PA
2023 Underclassmen Season Reviews: Imhotep Charter
Here’s what our Vic Castillo wrote about Norris earlier this fall.rn rnWillie Norris has a first-four out, one...
Written by Dylan Callaghan-Croley
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Willie NorrisWillieNorris
5'8" | 160 lbs | DB
Imhotep Charter | 2026 StatePA
is an outstanding safety for Imhotep Charter. He does a good job of playing as a deep safety. He does a nice job of reading the quarterback’s eyes and making a play on the ball when it is thrown in his direction. He has a great understanding of passing concepts and how to play a deep zone to take away different passing lanes. He also does a good job in run support. When a ball carrier breaks through, he can make the tackle in the open field. Norris shows a good understanding of how to play the safety position and is in line to have a strong Senior season.
Here’s what our Vic CastilloVicCastillo
RB PA
wrote about Norris earlier this fall.rn
rnWillie Norris has a first-four out, one that will likely impress coaches. Norris is a cut above Nealy and Drayton in terms of experience, with Nealy and Drayton being true freshmen. Norris has seen tick on varsity, learning and watching how Woseley and Locks work against real competition. Norris doesn’t exhibit the long/tall builds that Locks and Woseley show off, Norris lands on the smaller, more typical corner build, as corners built like Locks and Woseley are truly outliers. Right now, Norris starts at safety and is often the man left up high in single-safety sets. Right place in the right time kind of safety, this allows him to be in prime position to reel in interceptions, he has multiple on record so far and is looking to add more before the season ends. There are a ton of leaders on the defensive unit, yet Norris isn’t scared to be vocal and call out what he sees from his position. had a viral interception early in the season, one that shows off what he’s capable of when ranging to the numbers from his safety spot. RBs, DL, and DBs, Imhotep’s track record of developing these positions is unmatched in the Pub, pretty much in the entire state if I’m being honest.