Edward Mcclain is a 5'6" Athlete in the 2026 class.
Mcclain attends Nazareth Academy in Illinois.
Mcclain's Player Profile was created on October 5, 2021.
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Expert Analysis
Edward
McclainATH
Class
2026
Height
5'6"
Weight
160
HS
Nazareth Academy
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IL
Film Room: 2026 West Suburbs Athletes
McClain is a 5’7″ athlete that shines in all three areas of the game. Offensively he is a...
Written by Scott Burgess
Edward
McclainATH
Class
2026
Height
5'6"
Weight
160
HS
Nazareth Academy
|
IL
PrepRedzoneIL 2026 Rankings Coverage: DB, DL, and ATHs Breakdown
Rounding out the Top-30 and heading the talented Nazareth Academy 2026s is 5’7, 160 lb. athlete Edward Mcclain...
Written by Oliver West
Scott Burgess | Prep Redzone Scout
Scott Burgess
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
McClain is a 5’7″ athlete that shines in all three areas of the game. Offensively he is a change of pace scat back that has quick cuts in the hole. Slippery with the ball and has speed to break it. Solid hands catching it out of the backfield. Defensively he is a free safety/slot corner that reads the QB’s eyes tremendously well. Jumps routes and breaks on balls consistently batting them down. Big time ball skills. Can come off one receiver and make a play on another. Speed and feel in kick return game as a special teams contributor.
Rounding out the Top-30 and heading the talented Nazareth Academy 2026s is 5’7, 160 lb. athlete Edward McclainEdwardMcclain
5'6" | 160 lbs | ATH
Nazareth Academy | 2026 StateIL
Jr., who earned significant varsity reps as a freshman and helped the Roadrunners to a magical finish and a 5A state championship in 2022. Tough, strong, and athletic, McClain played a variety of different positions in 2022, most consistently at CB and RB, and is a natural and controlled football player who fit right in at the varsity level despite his age. Loose hips and clean footwork in coverage out on the perimeter who is great out of his breaks, comfortable and impressive at tackling in space, and strong at the point of attack for his size as a freshman CB last fall. As a RB, he’s got good vision and a shifty running style that makes him hard for defenders to square up and get hands on, contact balance from his strong lower body, and solid speed to boot. McClain is going to be a hurricane-like force these next three years of high school football.