
Rick Amos Jr. brings Navy’s classic edge-setting toughness to the front seven
Rick Amos Jr. is a Navy defensive end who profiles as a physical, assignment-sound fit for a disciplined defense, with the kind of toughness and buy-in that matter as much as raw box-score production in the Midshipmen system. ESPN lists him as Navy’s No. 94 DE from Hammonton, N.J., but publicly available, reliable stat detail is limited, so the key takeaway is his role-based value: if you want a player who can embrace structure, play with urgency, and fit a team-first culture, he’s the type of prospect worth watching.[2]