6’4, 210 pounds. 78-inch wingspan.

Recently ranked as one of the top ten EDGE prospects in all of Pennsylvania (2026). I’m willing to stamp Plymouth Whitemarsh’s Amir Butler Amir Butler 6'3" | 210 lbs | EDGE Plymouth-Whitemarsh | 2026 State PA before it’s deemed easy to do so. The easy answer as to why is because of his tape. Started as a new name at a camp, one with no tape to his name, standing at 6’2, 200 pounds. Fast forward to today and he stands as one of the best-unoffered EDGE rushers in all of the state, this being my opinion. Fast forward and Butler now stands two inches taller and ten pounds heavier than the Summer, all while racking up 7 sacks on the year. A proven producer in a talented District, with proven measurables, Butler makes selling him to college coaches at the FCS level a breeze. Butler has top 50-75 potential, I am just waiting for recruiting to pick up before placing him beside some of the best names in the state.

A 2024 breakout candidate in my eyes. I can’t pinpoint the young man’s ceiling, nor will I try, yet I imagine Amir Butler Amir Butler 6'3" | 210 lbs | EDGE Plymouth-Whitemarsh | 2026 State PA is going to turn some heads this coming Fall. His physique alone should draw eyes, especially if he’s stationed opposite Jadon Joseph Jadon Joseph 6'1" | 240 lbs | DL Plymouth-Whitemarsh | 2025 State PA , quite the tandem the two might become, Plymouth Whitemarsh would reap the rewards in the form of sacks and TFLs. Butler’s still going to have to cash in on the hype. Butler doesn’t have tape, so ranking him among his peers prior to the season beginning was tough to do. I believe OLB reps are a given, I wonder if PW will flirt with the idea of Butler getting TE reps on offense. Can he catch the football? Can he block? Figuring out the answers to these questions might boost/elevate Butler’s stock in the future. For now, he’s got to put quality reps on tape for coaches to see.