With the size and frame to already project well at the high school level, Amari Parker Amari Parker 6'0" | 226 lbs | EDGE/OL NJ has the physical foundation to become a game changing edge rusher. His ability to rush off the edge should be something to watch closely as he continues to grow into his frame and refine his game.

I’m especially excited for the film from this upcoming season to get a better understanding of his full skill set. With Amari’s physical tools already in place, there is plenty of upside, and live-game reps should give us a much clearer picture of what he is capable of becoming.

Amari Parker Amari Parker 6'0" | 226 lbs | EDGE/OL NJ is a stud out of the 2031 class in New Jersey. He is an edge player who already shows promise and has the size, length and frame to really become a household force off the edge in the high school ranks. However, he is on that kind of level in middle school out of the 2031 class. I expect him to be a complete dude at the “RIZE” on Saturday, June 27th in Jackson, New Jersey!

If I’m working in the Recruiting Department of any school that recruits kids out of New Jersey, I’m doing whatever I can to get in touch with, and start to build a relationship with Amari Parker Amari Parker 6'0" | 226 lbs | EDGE/OL NJ …ASAP. At this point he checks every box and looks like the next elite Edge player coming out of the Garden State. He was the very first player that caught my eye when watching this team warm up in Nationals. He looks nearly identical to how former PRZ Next New Jersey Middle School Camp MVP, Jackson Vaughn Jackson Vaughn 6'3" | 220 lbs | DL Bradenton IMG Academy | 2028 FL , looked when he was in middle school. While Parker doesn’t have the 40+ offers that Vaughn has yet, I firmly believe he is on his way. He has it all physically at this point and is equally dominant against the run and the pass. In terms of intangibles, he’s a team captain and looks/plays angry. I can’t say enough good things about Parker and would be shocked if he’s not offered before he starts his high school career.