Will Jayvon and Armon Parker play for the Wisconsin Badgers?

Jayvon and Armon Parker recently visited the Wisconsin Badgers and are considering them as a transfer destination.

Where did the Parker brothers play college football before the transfer portal?

The Parker brothers both played for the University of Washington Huskies for the past four years.

How many years of eligibility do Jayvon and Armon Parker have left?

Both Jayvon and Armon Parker have one year of eligibility remaining in their college football careers.

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Badgers Target Twin Defensive Linemen

16 Jan

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Summary

Twin brothers Jayvon and Armon Parker visited Wisconsin.
Both linemen have one year of eligibility remaining.
Wisconsin faces competition from multiple other programs.

Wisconsin Badgers head coach Luke Fickell hosted transfer portal prospects Jayvon and Armon Parker on a visit. The twin brothers have spent the last four years at Washington, each redshirting to preserve one year of remaining eligibility. Armon Parker transitioned from not playing in his first three years to a reserve role this past season, recording one tackle in 15 snaps. Jayvon Parker, conversely, saw immediate playing time as a freshman but suffered an Achilles injury in 2024, limiting him to a single game.

This past season marked the first time the Parker brothers played on the same field during their college careers. Both stand at 6-foot-3 and exceed 320 pounds, fitting the physical profile Wisconsin seeks for its defensive line. The Badgers are actively rebuilding their defensive line through the transfer portal after several senior linemen graduated.

Wisconsin has already secured three defensive linemen via the portal but could add one or two more to enhance depth. The Parker brothers, however, are in high demand, with visits scheduled to Illinois, Auburn, and Arkansas following their trip to Madison.