Parker is an underrated tackle that not many know about, but his size and skillset is very intriguing. His highlights from this season start out with him showing off his mobility, getting out on the edge and blocking for a screen. Beyond that, he does an outstanding job of understanding angles and technique, which allows him to be completely dominant in the run game. His physical and aggressive play style is so much fun to watch. Even in pass blocking situations, he is always ready to pounce when defenders get off balance or slip up. One wrong move gets rushers buried. Beyond that, he’s a leader, captain and checks all of the boxes off the field. There’s no reason for him not to have way more college attention at this point.

Parker anchored an extremely physical Northville run game. He is one of the best pure run blockers in this class. No matter the block, he plays with excellent physicality, leverage, and whistle-to-whistle effort. His first step is always quick and powerful, as is his initial contact.

Pass blocking is a question mark. Not good, not bad, but simply a question mark. I expect colleges to really like Parker’s highlight tape, but he will still need to prove himself as a pass blocker during the offseason.

Parker is another lineman who I feel should earn some recruiting attention in the coming months.

This is an offensive tackle who does an excellent job playing through the whistle. His tape is full of highlights where he finds someone new to block 5+ seconds into the play. 1:23 is probably the best example of this. Parker realizes his teammate is cutting back to his side of the field, and lays a defender out. Additionally, there are several instances of Parker playing with good leverage. Base blocking or down blocking, Parker does a good job keeping his pad level low and using the opposing defender’s momentum against him. I could absolutely see Parker earning college attention in 2026, and I’m excited to see where he eventually plays his college ball.