A 6'2" dual-threat with 4.60 speed: 2028 QB Mason Parker

Quarterbacks who run a verified 4.60 change how defenses have to call a game. Quarterbacks who do it at 6'2" change how colleges build a board.

Mason Parker, a 2028 quarterback out of Ragland High School (Ragland, AL), is 6'2", 200 pounds with a 4.60 forty and a 3.50 GPA — and he moonlights at linebacker, which tells you everything about the athlete underneath the position.

The profile

The size-speed combination is the headline: 6'2" 200 with legitimate 4.6 wheels is the dual-threat prototype that every level of college football now runs its offense through. The QB/LB two-way usage is the quieter signal — coaches trust him enough to play him on both sides, and defenders-turned-quarterbacks bring a toughness to the pocket that shows up in third-and-short film.

The academic floor

A 3.50 GPA means Parker's recruitment carries no risk premium. Every level stays open, academic money stacks where it applies, and no staff has to hedge an evaluation on eligibility.

What coaches should watch this fall

Junior year is a quarterback's proving season, and small-school Alabama football is a fair test — Parker will be the focal point of every defensive game plan Ragland faces. Evaluators should watch the two traits his testing predicts: escape-and-extend athleticism, and whether the arm production scales with the offense. The frame, speed, and grades are already verified on his profile.

His film, verified numbers, and academic profile are all in one place.

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