Max Hamilton Max Hamilton 6'4" | 270 lbs | OL Pine-Richland | 2028 State PA has good size (6’4″) for an offensive lineman. He has no film from last season, but I expect him to make an impact this season. He should play a ton for a talented Pine-Richland team. Hamilton should play and possibly start for Pine-Richland.

6’4, 260 pounds. 3.64 GPA. Currently ranked as an OL, yet his position is still up in the air. Has

Max Hamilton Max Hamilton 6'4" | 270 lbs | OL Pine-Richland | 2028 State PA possesses a rare blend of size and mass that, when paired with the developmental environment at Pine-Richland, positions him for remarkable growth. The program’s history of producing FBS-level offensive linemen speaks for itself, and Briggs appears poised to follow that path. Although evaluations and rankings can be fluid, his upside is clear enough that I have no hesitation in placing his name before a number of FBS and Power Four recruiters seeking to identify top talent in the 2028 cycle. Hamilton has some stellar weight-lifting clips up on socials, yet no real tape to evaluate. I hardly ever rank an underclassman without some semblance of tape to be had, yet I feel comfortable ranking him as high as I have despite the lack of a real evaluation. Speaking to a few in the know, I trust that Hamilton will make a name for himself in due time. We’ll come back to this paragraph next year to reflect.

Max Hamilton Max Hamilton 6'4" | 270 lbs | OL Pine-Richland | 2028 State PA is another one of the great players in the offensive line room of Pine-Richland. Hamilton is an athletic freak. Long, tall, and strong as an ox. Hamilton is entering his sophomore season and while young and raw he has all the capabilities in the world to be a force this season for that Pine-Richland offense along with having a super high player ceiling.

Max Hamilton Max Hamilton 6'4" | 270 lbs | OL Pine-Richland | 2028 State PA lives in the weight room. While film is harder to find on him his size and numbers in the weight room earned him a spot here. The 6’4” 250 pound OL is strong as an ox, pushing 800+ pounds on a sled is no easy feat especially for such a young player. Hamilton is a moldable ball of clay it appears, the size and strength tells you that, but his work ethic and drive to better himself is something that I won’t ignore. Hamilton is on an elite high school team and while he may of been waiting his turn, he’s showing out in the offseason and it earned him a high ranking on prep redzone but also a spot on my list.

Very promising Offensive Tackle with a very desirable frame for an incoming freshman. Also the son of the Assistant Strength and Conditioning coach at PR.