Frank Mcmillen, 1380597

Frank Mcmillen

Offensive Line

2027 Class

6'2" Height

270 Weight

Wheaton St Francis School

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Frank Mcmillen is a 6'2" Offensive Line in the 2027 class. Mcmillen attends Wheaton St Francis in Illinois. Mcmillen's Player Profile was created on February 26, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Frank Mcmillen is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Scott Burgess

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

The biggest value that Mcmillen brings is his versatility. He can play up and down the line at 6’2″ 270 pounds. Projects at the next level best as an interior offensive lineman. Good at the point of attack. Sound pass blocker. Hits on the move in the open field in the run game.

9 months ago

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Scott Burgess

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Loved the nastiness we saw out of this sophomore right guard. He was adept at laying his opponents on the ground for pancakes over and over again. Goes 6’1” 250 pounds with sound technique and gets after it!

2 years ago

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Oliver West

Prep Redzone Lead Scout

A must-know name in the Land of Lincoln’s 2027 class, especially amongst the OL group, 6’1, 255 lb. OC/DT Frank Mcmillen Frank Mcmillen 6'2" | 270 lbs | OL Wheaton St Francis | 2027 State IL is a tank of a rising sophomore lineman and had a good freshman campaign at the talent-factory that is St. Francis High School.A coaches kid coming from an athletic family, Mcmillen displays tons of pop at the contact point and laid some brutal, crushing hits in seemingly easy fashion in 2023 against non-varsity competition. He sports a wide, powerful frame, played LT along with his OC and DT positions, and shows great hand usage and can shuck DL flat onto their face if they lean, lunge, or get off-balance. The contact point is where Mcmillen makes his money, and he naturally understands leverage and how to take advantage of opponents when they out of position. Defensively, the 255 lber. can shed blocks and tackle in space as a DT, as well as make tackles through contact and hold his gap when needed, and he has a good motor between the whistles. We’ll see how Mother Nature plays a role in his growth and development, but the ability to potentially project to either side of the ball is a plus, as I could see Mcmillen being a nasty DT at the next level. Lots of runway left here, though. Don’t be surprised if the St. Francis High School soon-to-be sophomore rises up the rankings in time.