There is a reason why Omaha Westside 2028 offensive linemen has 13 Power 4 offers thus far as he shows off quickly with he is the alpha in this 2028 Nebraska class. He has not only an excellent bend for his 6’4 280 pound frame, but also has excellent foot speed and length to drive defensive ends very off-balanced when they are trying to stride their way into Westside’s backfield. Using the term overwhelming to describe his hands and pad-level might even be an understatement for Justin, as there is not a more damaging finisher in this class than he is in my eyes and it’s not hard to see at all why surely more Power 4 offers are coming.

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Omaha Westside’s Justin Parish Jr Justin Parish Jr 6'4" | 260 lbs | OL Omaha Westside | 2028 State NE is one of two players in Nebraska’s 2028 class to have earned a P4 offer. Parish turned a great first season as a starter for the Warriors into offers from Washington State and Kansas.

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Although we may not have a ton of film on Omaha Westside’s Justin Parish Jr Justin Parish Jr 6'4" | 260 lbs | OL Omaha Westside | 2028 State NE , the upside he showed at our PRZ showcase earlier this offseason is hard to overlook. He immediately stands out with elite next-level size at 6’5″, 280 pounds, with great length to his frame. For his size, Justin moves surprisingly well, thanks to quick feet and great lateral mobility. He has the power in his lower body to stone-wall defenders when engaged and can use his upper body to upend them, finishing the block in the dirt. Parish has a background in wrestling, which you can see translate over to the gridiron with his effective use of leverage. Look for Parish to push for a starting role as the Warriors lost some players on the OL to graduation.

Although Justin didn’t have much varsity tape, it was hard not to add him to the initial 2028 class rankings after his Stock Up performance last month. Only a freshman, Justin already has the size at 6’5″ and 265 lbs, along with a lengthy, athletic frame that will for sure catch the attention of college coaches. At the showcase, Justin really impressed with his footwork, great use of hands, and ability to win the leverage battle. He showed that he was strong enough to take on aggressive bull-rushers with the ability to anchor down to stall them at the line of scrimmage. Very good prospect from a program that has been pumping out top-tier players for a while… keep an eye out for this guy!