Mylachi Williams
Status:
Committed
HIGH SCHOOL

Mylachi Williams

Defensive End
6′4″ / 210 lbs
Drexel Hill, PA
Monsignor Bonner
Class of 2024
Rating: 95
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National Avg
Rating: 90.5
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School Preferences

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Penn State
Committed
7/8/2023
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Uyeyama's Scouting Notebook
1 yr ago by Jamie Uyeyama
Uyeyama's Scouting Notebook
Looking at how Notre Dame has recruited elite talent at the most valuable positions and how ISD's Jamie Uyeyama has fared grading the top recruits at offensive tackle, corner, and defensive end
ISD Intel | Behind The Scenes of Notre Dame Recruiting
1 yr ago by ISD Staff
ISD Intel | Behind The Scenes of Notre Dame Recruiting
An in-depth look at the remaining targets on the Irish's 2024 recruiting board, including the newest one as well as this week's huge official visitor.
Matt  Freeman
1 yr ago by Matt Freeman
Three Things
- It was a smart move by Notre Dame to add Penn State graduate transfer running back Devyn Ford as this situation has no negative. At worst, Ford never plays a down for the Irish and can take reps in practice to save Audric Estime or others. I wouldn't say it's the equivalent of adding a Lorenzo Styles, but Ford brings game experience to a room without it. Estime is the only returning back with meaningful carries as Gi'Bran Payne received a few carries in a snowstorm and Jadarian Price missed his freshman year. It's worth noting Payne had injury issues in high school and last fall, while Price is returning from an Achilles injury, so while Ford might not have played much his last two years at Penn State, Notre Dame has another option if Deland McCullough doesn't want to throw true freshman Jeremiyah Love to the wolves. Regardless, Notre Dame doesn't necessarily need Ford to come in and be the No. 2 back, but more competition and depth will only benefit the running back room.- College football players don't get much of a break as exams finished two weeks ago and the team will report back to campus on June 4thish. Several Notre Dame players went home for a few days and then headed back out to train across the country. Sam Hartman is in Southern California training with 3DQB SoCal along with LSU's Jayden Daniels, Boise State's Taylen Green, Ole Miss' Jaxson Dart and Michigan's JJ McCarthy. New receiver Chris Tyree is in Houston training with receiver coach Delfonte Diamond and several other receivers. Diamond is the long-time trainer of Dallas Cowboys star Ceedee Lamb, and NFL rookies Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Tank Dell, who has a little Tyree in him as he's a smaller player with speed.It's not an advanced course for Tyree, but one that focuses on the position's finer points. Diamond puts a significant emphasis on various releases and footwork, which is precisely what Tyree needs as he's a few months into learning the position. Many trainers or specialists put out a ton of videos, but Diamond has one of the best I've seen. It shows his drill work with Dell and then the former Houston star absolutely shredding the competition at the Reese's Senior Bowl. Now, is Tyree going to be at that level in fall camp? It isn't very likely, but it seems as if he's in the right place to make improvements in his game. Day two of shrimp 🍤 fried rice@Tankdell4 pic.twitter.com/Y62IinDJd1— Delfonte Diamond (@DelfonteDiamond) February 2, 2023 - I took a deep dive into the 2024 class this week and watched more than a few complete games of most of the top targets left on the board.2024 Monsignor Bonner (Pa.) defensive end Mylachi Williams has a chance to be a star. He checks in at 6-foot-4, 210 pounds, but he looked a little heavier at the spring game, but weight isn't going to be an issue. The kid is rare athlete and he's just so explosive. Cole Mullins is a good athlete and is explosive, but his game is built on strength and taking the will of the offensive line with effort. Loghan Thomas is similar to Willliams, but he's not as explosive. Williams sometimes is too quick shooting a gap or getting into the backfield and is out of position, which is something he'll need to clean up, but it's a good issue to have. When he adds weight, he'll be better against the run as he sometimes gives up the edge, but he's also fast enough to recover. But the effort is second to none. Williams just bounces around the field and does anything and everything he can to get to the ball, which isn't something you see from some five-star guys I watched. If Notre Dame can lock him in, it'd be a heck of a haul as Notre Dame would have three unique edge players. I was also impressed with 2024 Hoover (Ala.) linebacker Bradley Shaw. The Alabama native impressed with his sideline-to-sideline effort and ability to read plays. He can read a RB screen or perimeter screen and get to the ball. Teddy Rezac and Bodie Kahoun were takes because they can run - Shaw fits into that mold after what I saw from him this spring. Williams Junior Highlightshttps://www.hudl.com/video/3/15862367/63882e135ef7340128a9414aNavy Notre Dame Fighting Irish Guinness Victory Falls Tri-Blend T-Shirt
ISD Intel | Behind The Scenes Of Notre Dame Recruiting
1 yr ago by ISD Staff
ISD Intel | Behind The Scenes Of Notre Dame Recruiting
Why is Loghan Thomas such a huge get for the Irish? What does it mean for DL recruiting overall? What's the latest at RB, OL, S and elsewhere? Also, why is Micah Shrewsberry such a hit with high school coaches around the country?
Heat Check | Defensive Line
1 yr ago by Matt Freeman
Heat Check | Defensive Line
The latest on Notre Dame's defensive line recruiting.
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99-100: Elite national prospect (Five-star)

Considered one of the best prospects in the nation and a likely difference-maker at the collegiate level. Displays all of the physical skills to be a future All-American with potential to be an early-round NFL draft pick.

90-98: Elite state prospect (Four-star)

Considered one of the best 30-40 prospects in the state and a top 250 national prospect. Displays the physical skills to be a major early contributor at the collegiate level with high professional potential.

80-89: Quality prospect (Three-star)

Considered one of the best 100 prospects in the state and a top 500 national prospect. Displays the physical skills to develop into a contributor over the course of his college career. Has the ability to become a professional prospect over time with development.

70-79: Solid prospect (Two-star)

Considered one of the top 250 prospects in the state. Has the physical skills to be a potential contributor at a D-1 program over the course of his collegiate career with significant development. Professional potential is low.
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