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Aaron Lewis, DS #18 DE, Rutgers 
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Name: Aaron Lewis (Transfer from Michigan)
College: Rutgers Number: 71
Height: 6-4 Weight: 250
Position: DE Pos2: OLB
Class/Draft Year: rJr/2025
40 Low: 4.70 40 Time: 4.77 40 High: 4.87
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Data Scout Notes: 2022: 3rdC...2021: NAC...2020: NAC...Transfer from Michigan
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Aaron Lewis, Rutgers, Player News
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2022 ALL-BIG TEN FOOTBALL THIRD TEAM (COACHES): DL Aaron Lewis, Rutgers,...Lewis emerged on the defensive line with 55 tackles with eight for loss in 2022. He posted a career high with 11 tackles, two in the backfield, and a forced fumble in the road win over Temple, adding sacks versus Nebraska and Penn State. - Rutgers Football
(DS#18 DE) rJr/2025  DE Aaron Lewis, Rutgers
News Source: Rutgers Football
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A Rutgers pass rush that was far from ferocious last season - it ranked 11th in the Big Ten and 94th nationally in sacks (23/1.8 per game) and 92nd nationally and ninth in the Big Ten in tackles for loss (64/4.9 per game) - faces an uphill battle for imp rovement. Due to a combination of injury (Mohamed Toure) and graduation (Olakunle Fatukasi and Julius Turner), the Scarlet Knights will be without their three leading sackers from that unit who accounted for nearly half (9.5 sacks; 41.3%) of that product ion. Rutgers have some intriguing players who can replace that production. Lewis, who was tied with Turner for third on the team with 2.5 sacks last season, is near the top of that list.The former four-star recruit out of Williamstown, who transfe rred to the Scarlet Knights months after enrolling at Michigan, flashed his immense potential throughout his first two years in Piscataway. With veterans Mayan Ahanatu and Ifeanyi Maijeh and budding star Kyonte Hamilton stuffing the interior of the line, Lewis will have an opportunity for a breakout season. "I think Aaron Lewis is going to have a tremendous year," head coach Greg Schiano said at Big Ten Media Days. "He's practiced and played at a different level. I think he and (defensive line coach) Ma rquise Watson have a tremendous relationship and Marquise has really accelerated his growth. I'm excited. He's matured. You see him growing up right in front of your eyes. He's really talented but I think he's stepped it up." - Star Ledger
(DS#18 DE) rJr/2025 DE Aaron Lewis, Rutgers
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Rutgers made a huge splash Monday when former Williamstown (N.J.) standout Aaron Lewis announced on Twitter that he was transferring to Rutgers following a short stint at the University of Michigan. The four-star defensive lineman is gifted and has the w ork ethic to complement those blessings. Lewis talks speed: "I ran a 4.7-flat the first day I arrived at Michigan at about 245 pounds. We were supposed to run them again but we never did. We had to evaluate ourselves before camp. I ran 4.6 unofficial whe n clocking with my guys. And then we got sent home. I'm thinking I can get myself down to a 4.6, 4.5 with a lot of lifting and stretching." What's he been told he'll play? "They told me edge rusher. They said with my speed, I could possibly play off the edge like a linebacker (or rush end). And as my body develops, five-tech, three-tech. So, I'm going to be playing inside and outside. Moving around like I was in high school." - Star Ledger
(DS#18 DE) rJr/2025 DE Aaron Lewis, Rutgers
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Could former Williamstown (N.J.) defensive end Aaron Lewis return home to the Garden State after entering the transfer portal on Wednesday? The 6-6, 260-pound four-star defensive lineman was the second player to commit to Michigan's 2020 class. However, his time in Ann Arbor was short lived. Lewis migrated there in January and spent more than two months with the his new team prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. But, due to undisclosed health issues of his mother, Lewis plans to transfer close to home, he tol d NJ Advance Media on Wednesday. "She will be fine, but closer to home is where I need to be right now," Lewis said. Does that mean Rutgers, I asked. "I guess we will see," he replied. Lewis pegs the University of Maryland and Penn State as contenders wh ich also provide him the chance to play Power 5 ball (relatively) close to home. - Star Ledger
(DS#18 DE) rJr/2025 DE Aaron Lewis, Rutgers
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A true freshman on the Michigan football team has entered the NCAA transfer portal. Defensive end Aaron Lewis, who enrolled early in January, is pursuing a transfer, a Michigan spokesperson confirmed to MLive. Lewis, one of four defensive ends Michigan s igned in the 2020 class, was a three-star prospect coming out of Williamstown High in New Jersey. He was primarily recruited by linebackers coach Anthony Campanile and safeties coach Chris Partridge, who both have deep ties to New Jersey but departed Mic higan for other coaching opportunities this offseason -- after Lewis had signed in December. - Ann Arbor News
(DS#18 DE) rJr/2025 DE Aaron Lewis, Rutgers
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