The 28s and 29s on the OL sported some elite frames. Another member of that group is 2028 Parker Macrae Parker Macrae 6'4" | 270 lbs | OL Pulaski | 2028 State WI . The 6’4″ 270 lbs athlete carries that weight very well with very little excessive weight. That gives me the utmost confidence he can grow into a real monster in a college weight room. Even more size should equal even more power to his game as well. A scary thought considering that is his best strength when the pads went on. The big man has the leg drive to pump out board drill battle wins. In pass pro I was impressed by the improvement in his feet to be able to mirror pass rushers and pair that with his length to be able to handle counter moves. Parker is definitely one of the top OL to know in the Class of 2028.

This summer is where Parker can continue to establish himself as one of the OL to know in the Class of 2028. He is going to look the part at 6’4″ 260 lbs and from there he will be able to separate himself with the short area quickness and lateral agility that you see throughout his sophomore tape. The big man also doesn’t lack the power needed to impose his will in the trenches. If Parker can get out this summer and show off that well rounded game that can shut down DL consistently then he is going to put himself in a great position for the rest of his recruiting journey. Coaches, keep an eye out for Parker.

One of the most impressive athletes just walking around the event was Pulaski’s Parker Macrae Parker Macrae 6'4" | 270 lbs | OL Pulaski | 2028 State WI . The sophomore checked in at 6’4″ 265 lbs with a 6’7″ wingspan and 9″ hands. Parker is another one of those young guys who has grown so quickly that he is still getting comfortable in his frame, but that hasn’t hindered his power on tape. The athleticism is on the way though. The sophomore posted a 5.69 40, 5.22 shuttle, and jumped 7’7.5″ in the broad. Keep or get this kid on your radars early on.

Parker was one of my favorite OL from the day. He looks the part at 6’4″ 255 lbs with a 6’5.5″ wingspan and 10″ hands. The big man also ran a 4.78 shuttle, which ended up being just the beginning of his display of mobility, agility, and quickness. Parker can move. He can slide laterally, change direction, or match speed around the edge. The big man is light on his feet, but doesn’t sacrifice power. That is clear based off the Showcase performance and also from his sophomore highlights. This is another kid I would label as Need to Know. He is at a great point in his development for his age.