2025 Michigan OT N-Kye Wynn commits to Rutgers Football
Rutgers Football landed its second offensive lineman of the official visit weekend in the 2025 class, landing a verbal commitment from Michigan native N-Kye Wynn according to his social media.
The 6-foot-5, 270-pound tackle is a native of Muskegon, Michigan, and becomes the fourth Scarlet Knight to commit from the Great Lakes State in the last two years.
Wynn is ranked as the 13th-ranked player in the state of Michigan according to Rivals, and has a hefty offer list of Power Four and Group of Five schools, including six other Big Ten programs. He first was offered by head coach Greg Schiano and staff on March 19th.
He was scheduled to visit Wisconsin next weekend - where he was recruited by former Rutgers offensive line coach AJ Blazek - as well as Michigan State and Pittsburgh the following weekends. With his commitment to the Scarlet Knights, it is safe to say those visits will not happen as he shuts down his recruitment.
Wynn is the third offensive lineman of the 2025 class for Rutgers, as he joins Chris Vigna and Jayden Elijah. He is also the first commit from the state of Michigan in the class, but joins 2024 recruits Gabriel Winowich, Monte Keener, and MJ Johnson as natives of the state.
RIVALS NATIONAL REACTION....
"Wynn is a prospect that has burst onto the scene since the winter. He picked up a lot of offers in the first half of the year including from most of the Big Ten. When you turn on the film it's easy to see why. He’s got a great frame that can easily hold more weight.
Wynn moves well which allows him to climb to the second level of the defense to finish blocks. He’s got a mean streak on the football field that shows he’s got the right mentality for coach Greg Schiano’s program. This is a great fit for Wynn and I like his upside. He’s got a chance to be a multi-year starter for the Scarlet Knights." -- Rivals National Recruiting Analyst Greg Smith
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