Syracuse football gains commitment from Florida offensive lineman Nico Ramos
Nico Ramos, a three-star offensive lineman from Florida, commits to Syracuse’s Class of 2027. He is the 15th commitment for the program.
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Commitment adds depth to Syracuse’s offensive line
Nico Ramos, a 6-foot-5, 320-pound offensive lineman from American Heritage High School in Florida, committed to Syracuse University on June 7, 2026. His announcement on social media makes him the 15th commitment for the Orange’s Class of 2027.
Ramos played a key role in leading his team to the Florida 4A Championship. In the 2025 season, he helped achieve 1,441 rushing yards and 2,972 passing yards.
Ramos joins a growing list of recruits
Ramos is the third interior offensive lineman in Syracuse’s 2027 class, joining Edwin Guzman and Connor Long. This commitment reflects Syracuse’s efforts to strengthen its recruiting in Florida, a state rich in high school football talent.
With 16 other Power Four schools, including Boston College, Duke, Florida State, and North Carolina, pursuing him, Ramos’s choice to join the Orange shows the program’s rising appeal. The current recruiting class ranks 31st nationally, highlighting Syracuse’s push for top talent.
Impact on local sports culture
Ramos’s commitment boosts the Syracuse football team and the competitiveness of local high school athletes. As Syracuse City School District (SCSD) schools develop strong athletic programs, more local athletes will pursue collegiate opportunities.
Parents and students can take pride in peers’ achievements. Success stories like Ramos’s inspire younger players in Central New York and emphasize the role of high school sports in nurturing talent for the national stage.
Continuing the trend of local commitments
This commitment follows recent announcements from Syracuse’s athletic department, including local talent recruitment in basketball and other sports. Just yesterday, the Syracuse women’s rowing team celebrated All-American honors, showcasing the depth of talent across Central New York.
As summer progresses, local families can anticipate more announcements about commitments and achievements from SCSD student-athletes. The excitement surrounding these developments enriches the sports culture in Central New York.
By The Numbers
- 15, number of commitments in Syracuse’s Class of 2027, according to the Daily Orange.
- 320 pounds, weight of Nico Ramos, as reported by the Daily Orange.
- 1,441 rushing yards, total rushing yards achieved by Ramos’s high school team in 2025, per the Daily Orange.
Looking ahead
As Syracuse builds its football program, expect more developments in the coming months. Ramos’s commitment is just one part of a larger effort to enhance competitiveness in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
For parents and students interested in local sports news, check out our Syracuse schools page for updates on achievements and events.
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Sources
- Daily Orange, coverage of Nico Ramos’s commitment to Syracuse.
