Bryce Parson Bryce Parson 6'3" | 280 lbs | OL CBC | 2024 State MO is an incoming senior offensive lineman that I’ve had high on my radar for a while now. Parson starts at left tackle where he uses his athleticism to succeed in pass protection, showing the ability to get into his pass sets and mirror pass rushers off the edge. In the run game, he plays with a ton of physicality, showing the ability to drive his man down the field. He also has shown the ability to pull from the tackle spot and pick up blocks in open space. Bryce recently committed to Ohio where I can see him developing into a key piece of their offensive line once he gets there.

Bryce Parson Bryce Parson 6'3" | 280 lbs | OL CBC | 2024 State MO is an offensive lineman that has continued to stand out as one of the best in the entire state of Missouri. He is a big, athletic left tackle that is very impressive in pass protection. Parson has outstanding footwork which he is able to use to his advantage to mirror opposing pass rushers off the edge. In the run game, he plays with a ton of physicality and has shown the ability to drive his man down the field. He has also shown the ability to pull from the tackle spot and pick up blocks in open space. Parson currently holds offers from Ball State, Lindenwood, Marshall, Boston College, Northern Iowa, and Southeast Missouri State, and I expect more to come as he is a Division I caliber offensive lineman.

Bryce Parson Bryce Parson 6'3" | 280 lbs | OL CBC | 2024 State MO is an ideal interior OL prospect who holds six offers across the FCS & FBS levels. No surprise considering the 2022 state champ has been going to ESPN camps since he was a sophomore. Good size, speed, & athleticism for center should make Bryce’s recruitment a tightly contested race down the stretch.

Bryce’s toughness and finish show driving defensive linemen into the secondary. Good strength & leg drive shows leading running backs to the endzone on inside zone runs. Bryce’s next level speed & athleticism shows vacating the line of scrimmage on screen passes and changing direction in the open field. College coaches looking for interior line help will be impressed with Bryce’s quick feet, good balance, and athletic change of direction shown picking up LBs at the second level.