Currently listed at 6’3, 255 pounds, having added another five pounds of muscle since we last checked in. He also carries an impressive 4.4 GPA, which is certainly worth highlighting when discussing his collegiate potential. Currently ranked among the top 20 edge and offensive line prospects in Pennsylvania’s 2028 class, he sits just seven spots outside our overall top 250. He is a player I have had high hopes for since the preseason, especially considering his combination of academics, positional versatility and developing physical profile.

September brought some encouraging recruiting traction. He spent an afternoon at Columbia University after receiving an invitation to attend a game and also earned game day invitations from the University of New Hampshire and Duquesne toward the end of the month. Those are encouraging developments for a junior who continues to grow physically and has the academic profile to attract interest from a wide range of collegiate programs. Between his grades, versatility and current ranking, there is plenty of reason to believe he could become a priority target for programs looking to add a developing lineman with upside.

Unfortunately, there hasn’t been much new film available to evaluate. He has only posted one or two clips from this season on Twitter, which is a little disappointing considering how interested I am in tracking his development. His Hudl is also relatively empty, with very few available links or substantial game cutups. At the moment, I can only find three reps against Upper St. Clair, which are the same clips he shared on Twitter. That simply isn’t enough material to form a meaningful updated evaluation, especially when trying to determine whether he deserves an elevation in our rankings.

This is a prospect whose physical development seems to progress every time I check in. His frame continues to fill out, he has the versatility to contribute along the offensive or defensive line, and the preseason tape I evaluated was promising. There is serious potential here, but I need to see how that potential is translating into consistent production during his junior season. I would particularly like to see a complete midseason highlight reel that showcases his work across multiple games rather than relying on a handful of isolated reps. With his current placement just outside the top 250, additional film could make a significant difference in determining whether he deserves to move higher.

For now, I don’t have enough new information to justify a rankings adjustment. It is entirely possible that he has simply been focused on performing as one of the pivotal juniors on his team rather than consistently uploading highlights, and I don’t want to hold that against him unnecessarily. He still has time to put together a midseason tape or a more complete collection of his best reps before the season ends. I’ll be checking back in as the fall schedule winds down, hoping to get a better understanding of what the latest version of him looks like and whether his development warrants an elevation from his already promising preseason ranking.

Jackson Crow Jackson Crow 6'3" | 250 lbs | EDGE/OL Mt. Lebanon | 2028 State PA has no film from last season.  He looks like a good player on the offensive line this season. He has the size (6’3”) and strength. His off-season film also looks good. He has the feet and strength to be a good player this season. I expect him to have a good season for Mt. Lebanon.