Owen Rush is a 6'3" Offensive Line/Defensive Line in the 2027 class.
Rush attends Canon-McMillan in Pennsylvania.
Rush's Player Profile was created on September 25, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Owen
RushOL/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
265
HS
Canon-McMillan
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PA
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Owen
RushOL/DL
Class
2027
Height
6'3"
Weight
265
HS
Canon-McMillan
|
PA
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Owen RushOwenRush
6'3" | 265 lbs | OL/DL
Canon-McMillan | 2027 StatePA
is an excellent defensive tackle prospect. He has a good ability to rush the passer. His ability to stunt and go around offensive tackles is impressive. He has a good combination of strength and speed. This allows him to be disruptive against offenses. He also does a good job as a run blocker. Rush also shows a motor that never quits as he chases plays all over the field at a high clip. He currently holds two offers, one from Clarion and one from Wheeling. More offers should come his way.
Self reports a 3.9 GPA. 6’3, 265 pounds. Can be tasked with working in several positions inside both trenches. Is a wrestler at Canon-McMillan. Relatively new to Twitter.
Has two separate mid-season tapes, both equal length, both showing off Rush’s two-way prowess. I personally am of the side that wishes prospects would combine the best of both offensive and defensive reps. That being said, I applaud Rush for having ample tape readily available. Because of my personal OL projection based on Rush’s H/W combination, I decided to take a peek at his offensive tape first. Serves as Canon-McMillan’s starting center, big for the position, and it shows. Consistently wins his blocks against opposing IDLs. Holds his blocks well, great grip strength, and leg drive. Said leg drive has Rush pancaking a few after getting his backside in the hole. A combo-capable center. Length helps with reach blocks when run blocking. Keeps his pad level relatively low, which is a plus for a 6’3 center. Unsure if he’s a DL or IOL at the next level, yet I’m intrigued with Rush nonetheless. Has some pass-pro reps sprinkled into his tape to boot. Great player.