Aamil Wagner, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, OL - News, Stats, Bio

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Summary

Aamil Wagner stepped into the starting lineup in 2024, replacing Blake Fisher at right tackle for Notre Dame. He has the “know it when you see it” tackle frame built for pass protection. Even after two seasons as a starter, though, Wagner remains a developmental prospect. His ability to anchor in pass protection is a major concern that must improve before he can hold down a starting NFL role.

About

2025: Jason Witten Collegiate Man of the Year finalist (leadership award)
2024-25: 28 starts (all games)

Strengths

Ideal tackle frame; long, lanky build with big hands.
Uses his length well to land first contact in pass protection.
Athletic enough to cut off defenders on the backside.

Weaknesses

Lean by tackle standards; needs to add significant strength.
Inconsistent angles in pass protection and lacks the foot quickness to consistently recover.
Upright posture worsens play-strength concerns.

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