Tucker Parson Tucker Parson 6'2" | 173 lbs | QB Rockmart | 2029 State GA was one of the more consistent quarterbacks in the state, as he led the Rockmart program to one of their best seasons as of recently. He is set for an even bigger season this year, and that’s because of his talent growing within the reps he is taking, and he continues to grow more comfortable in the high school game. I think he has the chance to be great, as he is already fantastic for his age. Watch out for Parson

Big arm Parson will be in attendance, as he is someone who has been viewed as a top QB in the nation for the class of 2029. He had an electric season, but we all know he isn’t even close to his full potential. This is what makes Parson and the remainder of his 2029 peers interesting, as they are entering the first off-season of their high school career after beginning their first season. The 2029s will steal the show, but it starts with guys like Parson, who not only had a great season but also has the potential that is through the roof. I believe Parson will light it up.

Tucker Parson Tucker Parson 6'2" | 173 lbs | QB Rockmart | 2029 State GA is one of the best young quarterbacks in the entire Peach State! Parson stepped in this past season as a freshman and led his team deep into the playoffs. His arm talent is top notch, and he has a very high IQ. Excited to see him showcase this talent at our winter showcase. Keep an eye on Parson during this event!

Parson is another impressive 2029 QB with the tools and upside to develop into a P4 QB, and his production as a freshman backs that up. He is a tall, lean QB with room to get bigger. He can already boom the ball and take the top off the defense, and he should only get better as he gets bigger and his mechanics tighten. Parson is a personal favorite of mine, and I am excited to see him work in person.

The highest rated prospect to attend the event at the QB position is Tucker Parson Tucker Parson 6'2" | 173 lbs | QB Rockmart | 2029 State GA . Parson was phenomenal for Rockmart and already has attention from colleges, but after what we expect to be an outstanding showing from Parson, coaches will likely be in a hurry to jump on his recruitment. Parson, being the 13th-ranked player in Georgia and the 5th-ranked QB in the 2029 class for the state ,seems like it could be a stepping stone to something bigger down the line.

Parson is one of the better players in the 2029 class, and a lot of thanks is due to his arm talent. One of the best deep ball receivers in the game, and he will have the chance to show up in a huge way in front of college coaches. This class is stacked, and many could make the case that he is the most proven guy in the class. He led Rockmart to a great season and is one of my favorite prospects in the class. He will be someone who can light it up with his decision-making, as he has started training again prior to this event.

A big, strong-armed quarterback who can throw it accurately down the field, Parson is quickly becoming one of the top young quarterbacks not only in North Georgia, but across the state in the 2029 class. He stands firm in the pocket, shows above-average arm strength, and played like a seasoned veteran instead of a first-year player. The 6-foot-2 180-pounder threw for 2,700 yards and 34 touchdowns with just three INTs. He put up big numbers on a weekly basis and should see his recruitment really take off at some point in the future. He’s a freshman quarterback on the rise who could be one of the very best in Georgia next year. He’s now ranked as the No. 5 QB in the state for the 2029 class.

Parson is becoming a true star at the high school level, as he has quickly solidified himself as a gunslinger who has all the potential in the world. He plays for a very good Rockmart team, which will be playing against South Atlanta. South Atlanta is a good enough team for the playoffs, but as a whole Rockmart has been tasked with played a lot of great teams. one of the teams being North Murray. Parson is young and sure can deliver a deep ball. He has a lot of skills, and is someone that I believe is near the top of the list when it comes to true impact, as he looks a lot older than what the classification confirms. This will be a game that will be highlighted.

Parson has emerged as one of the most productive freshman QBs in the state. From a traits perspective, he looks the part of a future FBS/P4 prospect. Here’s what I wrote on Parson in August following an impressive freshman debut:

“8/20/25: Good size with room for growth. Well-developed for his age. Impressed with his pocket mechanics and presence. Loose enough athlete to evade pressure. Can mix up drive and touch on the ball, really muscles it to get it out of his hand. Definitely intrigued and will keep track as he grows and adds easier arm strength and tighter movements.”

One of the top 2029 quarterbacks in the state right now, Parson is one of the leading passers in his class through the first two weeks of his career. He’s a big kid with natural arm talent with poise in the pocket and enough strength to push the ball efficiently down the field. He can use his legs to take off and run but has already shown he can make big throws. Through the first two games of his freshman season, Parson threw for 377 yards and six touchdowns. Parson lit up a strong Cedartown team in week one before impressive in a losing to a powerhouse Cartersville team. Look for Parson to make a giant leap up in the next 2029 Prep Redzone rankings.