Rutgers Lands Michigan Sensational 4-Star, Who Slams Door Shut On Recruitment

Wynn, a D2 MHSAA state champion with the rank of the fourth-best offensive lineman in Michigan, spearheaded an offense last fall that accumulated 5,400 total yards, with a substantial 4,600 coming from rushing plays. The team averaged 385 yards per game, scoring a total of 82 touchdowns, with 18 touchdowns attributed to Wynn’s efforts.

Impressively, Wynn did not concede any sacks and faced only one pressure throughout the season. He also delivered 67 knockdown blocks, earning him recognition at the all-state level and attracting attention from various colleges nationwide. He showcases his athletic abilities with a 32-inch vertical leap, a 315-pound bench press, a 485-pound squat, and a 40-yard dash time of 5.1 seconds.

Having started 28 games at right tackle, Wynn has a wealth of experience that he will bring to the team. The offensive line unit has notably progressed over the past two years under the guidance of former Giants’ offensive line coach Pat Flaherty.

Over the weekend, 21 high school seniors, including potential recruits for Rutgers, visited the campus to evaluate the facilities, academic offerings, and football strategies of the program. Seven of these players, constituting 33%, hold a four-star rating.

Among the visitors, eight have already committed, potentially shaping the future roster of the Rutgers football team for years ahead.