Coatesville’s Maxwell Hiller Maxwell Hiller 6'6" | 305 lbs | OL Coatesville | 2027 State PA and PCC’s Jimmy Kalis Jimmy Kalis 6'8" | 285 lbs | OL Central Catholic | 2027 State PA are the hottest 2027 OL on the PA recruiting trail, with programs across the nation clamoring to offer each. Hiller, who started off hot as an 8th grader, reeling in offers out of Pitt and Penn State, is heating back up in recent weeks. Maryland (BIG10), Kent State (MAC), and West Virginia (ACC) have swooped in to place their stakes on the giant freshman. I had the chance to see Hiller again after a years time at our recent 7v7 hosted by his HS. I can say the young man is eating well. Hiller currently sits atop the 2027 OL rankings.

Maxwell Hiller Maxwell Hiller 6'6" | 305 lbs | OL Coatesville | 2027 State PA is one of the most impressive offensive lineman prospects I have seen in a while. He has the size, strength, and athletic ability to play at the CFB level. Below is my breakdown from one of his plays:

Hiller is a legit run blocker. He does a good job blocking defensive tackles by staying low and pushing them off the line of scrimmage. On the play I picked it was a goal line rushing touchdown. The offensive was rushing behind him. Hiller saw a defensive tackle pinching down to try to create a pile and stop the rushing attack. Hiller exploded out of his stance and blocked down on the defensive tackle. He got lower and he destroyed the defensive tackle. This created a hole and a seam for the running back to score on. His block allowed the fullback to fill the hole and lead the way for the running back. Hiller constantly shows he is a talented offensive lineman.

Maxwell Hiller Maxwell Hiller 6'6" | 305 lbs | OL Coatesville | 2027 State PA is one of the most talented offensive linemen in Pennsylvania. Below is what I wrote about him earlier this year:

“ Maxwell Hiller Maxwell Hiller 6'6" | 305 lbs | OL Coatesville | 2027 State PA played right tackle as a Freshman for Coatesville last year. Hiller was dominant as a player last year. He does a good job of using his strength to engage and block defensive linemen. As a run blocker, he is dominant and moves his feet well to engage defenders. As a pass blocker, he shows good skill to stay in front of edge defenders. Hiller had a good Freshman year and I cannot wait to see him play next season. Hiller currently has offers from Penn State and Pittsburgh”.

Maxwell Hiller Maxwell Hiller 6'6" | 305 lbs | OL Coatesville | 2027 State PA played right tackle as a Freshman for Coatesville last year. Hiller was dominant as a player last year. He does a good job of using his strength to engage and block defensive linemen. As a run blocker, he is dominant and moves his feet well to engage defenders. As a pass blocker, he shows good skill to stay in front of edge defenders. Hiller had a good Freshman year and I cannot wait to see him play next season. Hiller currently has offers from Penn State and Pittsburgh.

Significant tape was hard to come by via Coatesville’s Hudl concerning the offensive line unit, so it’s a bit tough from my perspective to really dive deep into what that unit might look like this coming Fall. One thing I do know, Coach Bonner and HFC Matt Ortega have got these kids working. Above, I’ve got 2025 prospect Cole Plant Cole Plant 6'3" | 300 lbs | OL Coatesville | 2025 State PA listed along with stud incoming freshman Maxwell Hiller Maxwell Hiller 6'6" | 305 lbs | OL Coatesville | 2027 State PA . Other names to know include Davion Pierce, Tommy McAnally, and Quashad Butcher to name a few. I personally couldn’t find much tape, yet I do see those kids working to get better on Twitter.

Cole Plant Cole Plant 6'3" | 300 lbs | OL Coatesville | 2025 State PA ‘s tape looked promising, a sophomore tape that showed off his movement skills at left guard. Some pulling reps, some reach blocking reps. Good size, 6’3, 260+ pounds too. He’s a kid I want to get on my 2025 database. Maxwell Hiller Maxwell Hiller 6'6" | 305 lbs | OL Coatesville | 2027 State PA , a young man praised by my colleague Al Popadines, will likely see some kind of role as an incoming freshman. 6’4, 260-pound, Penn-State is actively recruiting, offering him on May 11th. No matter how special a freshman, they’ll still have to earn any spot given to them. Hiller is obviously physically gifted beyond his years, I’d imagine he’s being molded to perfection right now.

For my money’s worth, Hiller was the top overall lineman prospect at the camp–regardless of side of the ball. The future Coatesville High School student-athlete is an eye test-passer right away at 6-foot-4 and 250 pounds with a broad frame. He carries his weight exceptionally well and has a lot of natural functional strength with his size. While he plays defensive end at a high level too, he was that dude as an offensive tackle all camp long. His foot work was great and already plays with that mean streak, that all great offensive linemen have. I came away very impressed with him and he absolutely earned a spot on the 2027 PRZ Next National Watchlist with his performance.