emmanuel mcneil-warren

Full Name: emmanuel mcneil-warren

Date of Birth:

Age:

Hometown: Tampa, Florida

High School: lakewood high school

Current School: University of toledo

Previous School: n/a

Conference: mac

Academic Major:Individualized Studies

Years at School: 4 years

Transfer History: n/a

Redshirt Status: Did not redshirt; played as a true freshman

Eligibility Remaining: 0

FootBall Information

Position(s) Played: Safety

Primary Position: Free Safety

Pro Position Projection: Box/robber in sub packages, Split-safety (quarters / Cover 2) defender

Jersey Number: #7

Starter or Backup: Starter

Team Captain: Not publicly disclosed

Games Played / Started:

  • toledo: 36 games started and 48 games played

Injury History:

  • 2024 - Shoulder - Missed final 5 games

Suspensions/Disciplinary Issues: None reported

Coach History:

  • robert weiner: interim head coach (2025)

  • vince kehres: defensive coordinator (2025)

  • perry eliano: defensive backs coach (2025)

  • jason candle: head coach (2022-2025)

  • ross watson: co-defensive coordinator/safeties coach (2022-2024)

Physical

Measurements

Height: 6020

Weight: 205 lbs

Arm Length: pending combine

Hand Size: pending combine

Wingspan: pending combine

summary

summary

NFL ROLE: Downhill-impact safety with split-safety flexibility who can function as a box/robber defender in sub-packages while developing into a two-high starter. Brings play speed, range, and physical urgency that allow him to influence both run and pass phases.

BEST SCHEME FITS:

    • Split-safety (Quarters / Cover 2) systems that allow him to read from depth

    • Defenses that rotate safeties post-snap into robber or downhill support roles
      Nickel-heavy structures that let him trigger forward rather than live in extended man coverage

    • Zone-oriented secondaries that emphasize vision, anticipation, and closing burst

  • EARLY CAREER ROLE: Immediate sub-package contributor as a box/robber safety and core special teams player. Used in pressure packages, matchup zones, and rotational safety roles where his downhill explosiveness can create disruption without overexposing him in pure man coverage.

  • LONG-TERM CEILING: Starting-caliber split-safety with impact value as a downhill playmaker if tackling consistency improves. Has the tools to become a tone-setting secondary presence whose processing and burst allow him to play fast and influence high-volume snaps rather than serve as a situational specialist.

  • FINAL GRADE (1–9): 7.0

ROUND PROJ: Round 2