Nnamdi Banks-Eke Resigns with Washington for 2026

The Washington Wolfpack are bringing back veteran offensive lineman Nnamdi Banks-Eke for another year with the Pack. Banks-Eke is an experienced arena football player who adds depth and talent to a fast-improving Wolfpack offensive line.

"Nnamdi has committed to proving, through hard work, discipline, and determination, that he belongs at this level and beyond," said Head Coach JR Wells. "Embracing the Wolfpack Standard and honoring his word to be in the best shape of his career makes him a dangerous addition. I'm excited to have him back."

Nnamdi Banks-Eke attended Texas College in Tyler, Texas, and has spent time with multiple professional arena and indoor organizations. At 6-2, 345 pounds, Banks-Eke brings pro-level size to pair with his experience and versatility. During his pro career, he has spent time with the Rapid City Marshalls and other organizations at various levels before landing with the Wolfpack last season. 

Heading into this season, Nnamdi will deliver versatility in his ability to play at all three positions across the offensive line. He will likely be competing and battling for the starting center spot as the Wolfpack enter camp and prepare for the 2026 Arena Football season.

"I'm excited to be back with the pack this season," said Nnamdi Banks-Eke. "I love Washington, and I want to help bring wins to the fans of Everett."

Banks-Eke and the rest of the Wolfpack are gearing up for the 2026 Arena Football One season and are counting down the days until the season opener on April 12 against the rival Oregon Lightning. Season tickets and group tickets are on sale now, and we need all of Wolfpack Nation to get their tickets so we can pack out Angel of the Winds Arena every single game.