Parker took a visit to Redlands and added a D-III offer from Puget Sound this month. The 6’3″/215 QB was limited by injury in his first season as starter but showed some promising flashes as a passer along with his college-ready frame. Parker’s one of the top available QBs in Nevada’s 2025 class.

Parker checked out Western Colorado on a gameday visit over the weekend. Green Valley’s senior QB has battled through injuries this season but has flashed some promising physical tools on tape. The Gators are 5-2 heading into their final two regular season games.

At 6’3″ and 215 lbs, Ben Parker Ben Parker 6'3" | 215 lbs | QB Green Valley | 2025 State NV is a big-body quarterback who can really run with the rock. Finding his way across the goal line three times on the ground, it takes more than one defender to bring him down once he gets a full head of steam. When he stays in the pocket, you can clearly tell that Parker knows how to work through progressions and does a nice job of ensuring he doesn’t get too locked onto one target. He has a tendency to drop his elbow slightly when releasing which could become an issue against the bigger defensive linemen at the next level, but it hasn’t seemed to hinder him at all thus far. As he works into his final high school football season, Parker has a chance to really turn some heads at Green Valley.

Parker debuts as the 5th-ranked QB in Nevada’s latest 2025 player rankings ahead of a potential breakout season for the 6’3″/200 signal-caller. He’ll take over as QB1 for Green Valley with a strong core of playmakers around him, including the state’s top ATH prospect- Trey Glasper Trey Glasper 6'1" | 160 lbs | ATH Green Valley | 2025 State NV . He’s a big, strong passer with a D-I ready frame that’s shown power and velocity in his arm at offseason events. He’s still developing in his mechanics and could benefit from quickening his release time. Parker has the opportunity to continue raising his stock with a productive first season as starter.