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<p>Taking a look at some of the 2030 prospects form the recent rankings who are making an impact this season for some of the areas top teams. I have seen all these player live this fall and see them as players that are ones to get eyes on now. They are prospects with size/skill sets that put them in a place to really blossom and have bright futures as the continue to develop.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Jackson has been an impact starter for Oakland Mills on both sides of the ball since game one this season. I saw him live in his first game against Poly and he had a great debut securing an athletic INT in the end zone. One the year Jackson has racked up numerous TDs as a WR and INTs at DB. To step in as a freshman and be a key player for a 7-1 squad says something to Jackson's skill set. From what I've seen live I do tend to like him more as a DB prospect, but he will be an impact force on both sides of the ball in the upcoming years. Jackson is certainly a 2030 prospect with a bright future and one I look forward to seeing more of in the upcoming yea</p>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Week 5 film : 1 interception 1 touchdown
5 GAMES 5 INTERCEPTIONS ‼️
Backside DB ~ Slot WR
@tdhald https://t.co/h5ppyFwGpP</p>— [player_tooltip player_id='2136750' first='Jackson' last='Jennifer'] (@JacksonJen33651) <a href="https://x.com/JacksonJen33651/status/2107256498699014580?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 5, 2026</a></blockquote>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Jamar comes in as top 20 overall prospect in the initial 2030 rankings and he has a skill set that offers a lot of versatility for the future. Lining up as a freshman for a 7-1 Aberdeen team at RB, LB, and S he can make an impact in multiple ways. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">With nice size already for a freshman at 6'0'+ and 165-170lbs with an excellent frame. Jamar could be a player that come Jr. year he's 6'1-2" and 210lbs, which is why he has the ATH tag. At RB he shows quick feet, good vision and the ability to make quick cuts to create space. He also run hard and is not shy of lowering his shoulder. On defense at LB/S Jamar plays fast and can get sideline to sideline as well as striking downhill. Athletic enough to cover in space, showing good hips and the ability to re-direct with explosivness. As Jamar continues to grow & develop I could see his bright future as an athletic OLB.</p>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">[player_tooltip player_id='2414283' first='Jamar' last='Holmes']
6'0 168lbs
RB/LB
GPA:3.8
Aberdeen Highschool
1 Run, 1 TFL, 1 Pick
@kaleb_gsx @DeenEaglesFB @CoachDinoo https://t.co/fBHiN2ekvb</p>— [player_tooltip player_id='2414283' first='Jamar' last='Holmes'] (@Jamar_Ghost18) <a href="https://x.com/Jamar_Ghost18/status/2114918407175057583?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 27, 2026</a></blockquote>
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<p class="text-gray-700">It is not common for a freshman to come in and be the starting Center for a top 20 ranked team in the state. Jacob has done that however being the starter at OC for Concordia Prep since game one. He comes in as the #2 rated OL in the 2030 rankings debut. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Carrying great size already at 6'2-3" and 280lbs. Playing with good knee bend, able to squat, sink and hold a strong base. That size and skill set alone has Jacob already checking boxes of what colleges want in a OC prospect. Jacob still offers plenty more from the center spot. Light on his feet, playing on his toes he shows good lateral movement. Jacob also plays with good intensity and some nasty to his game. Always looking to finish, bring force and put defenders in the dirt. A player with high upside, Jacob has a bright future of being the top OC in the 2030 class for years to come.</p>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Always find work! At center, stopped the initial rush then helped the left guard finish off the block. #FTR #ConcordiaPrep https://t.co/q7ToaL62OV</p>— Jake Bender (@BigBender66) <a href="https://x.com/BigBender66/status/2102516230406172961?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">September 22, 2026</a></blockquote>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Parker makes his claim as the #30 overall prospect and #3 ranked edge in the initial 2030 rankings. He is a player with tons of potential which is why he has such a bright future as a prospect. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">He carries a good lean frame at 6'2" 230...still growing and can easily be yoked up 250-260lbs in the future. A nice overall athlete, and a baseball player as well, Parker runs well with good bend and plays on his toes. He is able to see ball and pursue with good closing speed. Parker showcases some good strength already, able to hold the edge and take on blockers. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Still a bit raw overall, which is not uncommon for a freshman however. Parker just needs to continue to fill out his frame, get reps, and develop. He has the potential to be a dominate edge in the MIAA.</p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Caleb take his place as the #13 overall prospect and #2 LB prospect as well as the #2 player out of DC in the recent debut 2030 rankings. Playing both LB and TE for a 6-1 Maret squad, Caleb has been a big time performer for them. Standing 6'1" 190 with a great frame and a long wingspan, and should still be growing. Caleb looks the part already and fits the mold of what colleges look for. He can line up at both ILB or OLB and showcases good closing speed & physicality at the spot. Caleb will trigger on the ball and come with force. A good athlete overall, getting meaningful reps at TE. Caleb displays smooth/fluid running and good twitch in the hips which translates well on both sides of the ball. </p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Caleb is a prospect with high upside and a very bright future at Maret. He is already getting P4 college interest and I can certainly see him being an offer kid in the coming years as he continues to grown & fill out that frame. </p>
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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="zxx" dir="ltr">https://t.co/si4QavQ4vQ</p>— [player_tooltip player_id='2418056' first='Caleb' last='Anderson'] 2030 (@CalebAnderson0_) <a href="https://x.com/CalebAnderson0_/status/2109084863244783791?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 11, 2026</a></blockquote>
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Taking a look at some of the 2030 prospects form the recent rankings who are making an impact this season for some of the areas top teams. I have seen all these player live this fall and see them as players that are ones to get eyes on now. They are prospects with size/skill sets that put them in a place to really blossom and have bright futures as the continue to develop.
Jackson has been an impact starter for Oakland Mills on both sides of the ball since game one this season. I saw him live in his first game against Poly and he had a great debut securing an athletic INT…
Jamar comes in as top 20 overall prospect in the initial 2030 rankings and he has a skill set that offers a lot of versatility for the future. Lining up as a freshman for a 7-1 Aberdeen team at RB, LB, and S he can make an impact in multiple ways.
With nice size already for a freshman at 6'0'+ and 165-170lbs with an excellent frame. Jamar could be a player that come Jr. year he's 6'1-2" and 210lbs, which is why he has the ATH tag. At RB he shows quick feet, good vision and the ability to make quick cuts to create space. He also run hard and is not shy of lowering his shoulder. On defense at LB/S Jamar plays fast and can get sideline to sideline as well as striking downhill. Athletic enough to cover in space, showing good hips and the ability to re-direct with explosivness. As Jamar continues to grow & develop I could see his bright future as an athletic OLB.
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It is not common for a freshman to come in and be the starting Center for a top 20 ranked team in the state. Jacob has done that however being the starter at OC for Concordia Prep since game one.…
Parker makes his claim as the #30 overall prospect and #3 ranked edge in the initial 2030 rankings. He is a player with tons of potential which is why he has such a bright future as a prospect. He carries…
Caleb take his place as the #13 overall prospect and #2 LB prospect as well as the #2 player out of DC in the recent debut 2030 rankings. Playing both LB and TE for a 6-1 Maret squad, Caleb has been a big time performer for them. Standing 6'1" 190 with a great frame and a long wingspan, and should still be growing. Caleb looks the part already and fits the mold of what colleges look for. He can line up at both ILB or OLB and showcases good closing speed & physicality at the spot. Caleb will trigger on the ball and come with force. A good athlete overall, getting meaningful reps at TE. Caleb displays smooth/fluid running and good twitch in the hips which translates well on both sides of the ball.
Caleb is a prospect with high upside and a very bright future at Maret. He is already getting P4 college interest and I can certainly see him being an offer kid in the coming years as he continues to grown & fill out that frame.
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