Deion is having an impressive season for Middletown (DE) this season. While he is the #13 overall ranked OL he is #60 overall and gets it done on both sides of the ball. A great frame lineman standing 6’3-4″ and a lean 290lbs, Deion carries his weight nicely and is a good athlete for the position. Able to play multiple spots along both the offensive and defensive live shows Deion’s ability and skillset. I think he may be best at OG at the next level with his combination of physicality and footwork. He plays with a good base, gets power from the hips and showcases impressive strength to drive defenders down the field. Deion currently holds offers from Temple, Akron, UMass & UConn while also still getting interest from a few P4s. He should be on the radar for any P4/FBS program looking to finish out their class with a strong OL prospect with plenty of upside.

The early memo is out on Parker. His early offers include Temple, Virginia Tech, UMass, and UConn. Parker is already projecting as a powerful, high-upside offensive lineman. He has the physicality and technique to stay at tackle in specific systems. Most likely, he’s going to play offensive guard at the next level, where he’ll certainly thrive as a mauling interior lineman. Parker’s ability to finish blocks and set the tone is already appealing to many college coaches.

What I’d like to see from him this season: As with others on this list, I’d like to see how he handles blitzes and stunts. I’d also like to see how he looks at reach blocking in space. I love the way he initiates contact with force and control.