Isaiah Wright
OL · Graduate
6'5" · 314 lbs · Offense
Background
- Hometown
- North Plainfield, NJ
- High school
- St. Peter’s Prep
- Previous school
- Buffalo
Recruiting
- Rating
- 3-star (0.8478 247 composite)
- National rank
- #1278
- Class
- 2020
- Source
- 247 composite
2026 season
No 2026 stats recorded yet.
Season by season
2025tap to read
2025 Academic All-Big Ten selection Voted by his teammates as one of three season-long team captains. Honored with the Jordan McNair Memorial Award at the year-end team banquet. Started all 12 games at left guard. Was a key part of a Maryland offensive line that allowed just nine sacks on the year, the fifth fewest in the nation and second fewest in the Big Ten. Started at right guard against Rutgers, blocking for an offense that generated a season-high 305 rushing yards. Helped Maryland’s offensive line have a season-best 94.3 pass blocking grade against UCLA, according to PFF. Started in Maryland's win against Wisconsin, blocking for an offense that generated 326 yards of offense. Made his first career appearance as a Terp against FAU, blocking for an offense that scored 39 points, allowed zero sacks, and generated 380 total yards of offense.
2024tap to read
Missed the season due to a preseason injury. Fully recovered and expected to be a key player for the Terps in 2025. Prior to Maryland: Joins the Terps after starting 24 games on Buffalo’s offensive line in 2022 and 2023 Started his career at Rutgers In 2023, started 11 games for the Bulls, including five at left tackle and six at center Helped Buffalo tie for third in the MAC in fewest sacks allowed in 2023 Started all 13 games at left tackle for the Bulls during the 2022 season Helped block for an offense that ranked in the top five in the conference in scoring offense (28.5), total offense (377.2) and passing offense (235.3) in 2022 While at Rutgers, earned Academic All-Big Ten honors Helped lead his high school team to an 11-1 record as a senior Was named Honorable Mention USA Today All-New Jersey on offense in 2019 and helped his team win the 2019 Non-Public Group 4 Championship held at Met Life Stadium. Personal: Graduated from University at Buffalo with a B.S. in African and American Studies, with honors and distinction. Received the 2024 Outstanding Senior Award from the School of Arts and Sciences Served as the Ambassador for the College of Arts and Sciences Favorite all-time NFL player is Ray Lewis Talents off the field include playing the piano, cooking and playing chess Listens to Gospel Music before putting on his pads on game days Wants to be a Film director/writer after football John Ennis Fund recipient
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As a Redshirt Senior (2025):
2025 Academic All-Big Ten selection
Voted by his teammates as one of three season-long team captains.
Honored with the Jordan McNair Memorial Award at the year-end team banquet.
Started all 12 games at left guard.
Was a key part of a Maryland offensive line that allowed just nine sacks on the year, the fifth fewest in the nation and second fewest in the Big Ten.
Started at right guard against Rutgers, blocking for an offense that generated a season-high 305 rushing yards.
Helped Maryland’s offensive line have a season-best 94.3 pass blocking grade against UCLA, according to PFF.
Started in Maryland's win against Wisconsin, blocking for an offense that generated 326 yards of offense.
Made his first career appearance as a Terp against FAU, blocking for an offense that scored 39 points, allowed zero sacks, and generated 380 total yards of offense.
As a Redshirt Junior (2024):
Missed the season due to a preseason injury. Fully recovered and expected to be a key player for the Terps in 2025.
Prior to Maryland:
Joins the Terps after starting 24 games on Buffalo’s offensive line in 2022 and 2023
Started his career at Rutgers
In 2023, started 11 games for the Bulls, including five at left tackle and six at center
Helped Buffalo tie for third in the MAC in fewest sacks allowed in 2023
Started all 13 games at left tackle for the Bulls during the 2022 season
Helped block for an offense that ranked in the top five in the conference in scoring offense (28.5), total offense (377.2) and passing offense (235.3) in 2022
While at Rutgers, earned Academic All-Big Ten honors
Helped lead his high school team to an 11-1 record as a senior
Was named Honorable Mention USA Today All-New Jersey on offense in 2019 and helped his team win the 2019 Non-Public Group 4 Championship held at Met Life Stadium.
Personal:
Graduated from University at Buffalo with a B.S. in African and American Studies, with honors and distinction.
Received the 2024 Outstanding Senior Award from the School of Arts and Sciences
Served as the Ambassador for the College of Arts and Sciences
Favorite all-time NFL player is Ray Lewis
Talents off the field include playing the piano, cooking and playing chess
Listens to Gospel Music before putting on his pads on game days
Wants to be a Film director/writer after football
John Ennis Fund recipient