George Parkinson is the number 2 player in the state for a reason. He is a great player with immense talent. He looks, breaths, and acts like a top-edge player. He also has the size (6’4″) and athleticism you want in an edge player. His most recent offers are from top programs LSU, Oregon, Penn State, and Texas A&M. He also has plenty of other offers. He recently visited Penn State and Virginia Tech. He is one of the most sought-after prospects in the state.

George Parkinson IV George Parkinson IV 6'4" | 240 lbs | EDGE Malvern Prep | 2028 State PA is a talented edge defender from Malvern Prep in the 2028 class. He is ranked as the 2nd-best prospect in the state. His skills and talent are unbelievable, as he racked up 15 sacks last year. So, after visiting and working out at Ohio State, he picked up an offer from Ohio State. That is well deserved offer, and I am sure a lot more offers from top programs will be coming soon.

6’4, 228 pounds. 4.08 GPA. Elevated from a top ten prospect to the #1 EDGE 2028 in Pennsylvania. Is currently one spot behind Harrison for the class’s top overall ranking. Registered 15 sacks and 17 TFLs as a Freshman for Malvern Prep.

Great in the weight room, I haven’t seen Parkinson IV in person yet through Twitter alone I can see the physical growth he’s undertaken. Hit 305 on the bench for two reps as a 15-year-old, impressive number. Holds offers out of Penn State and Maryland, surprised he hasn’t been offered by more Power Four programs recruiting 2028s in the Northeast. Reminds me of a young Alexander Haskell Alexander Haskell 6'4" | 255 lbs | EDGE St. Joseph's Prep | 2026 State PA , we’ll see if his body and technique develops in a similar manner. The crew at Malvern Prep certainly have a good track record of developing young linemen. Tape shows impressive closing speed, arguably my favorite trait out of Parkinson right now. Can hunt and eat up ground once he can disengage from his initial matchup. Can rush with his hand on or off the dirt, but looks most comfortable standing up at the LOS. Love the angles he takes to the football post-get-off, can blow up blocks, not shy to take on pullers to stop backs in their tracks behind the LOS. Good hand user for his age, if he can continue to work in the weight room to overpower TEs and OTs with ease while maintaining tech usage, he’ll stay among the best this class to offer three years from now.

George Parkinson has a great combination of size, strength, and athleticism. As an edge player, he is hard to block because of his physical traits. Standing 6’4″ inches tall Parkinson is able to be disruptive against offensive tackles. He also has a good plan every time he attacks offensive linemen. He shows good technique as he uses his hands well to rip through offensive linemen trying to block. He also has a motor that never quits and he does a good job chasing plays all over the field. Parkinson recently picked up an offer from Penn State, I expect more Division 1 offers from him.

Long Defensive End prospect with a very bright future, after a memorable pre-high school career with the Marsh Creek Eagles Pop Warner program.