Moving to another Catholic League player, we have Matthew Arias Matthew Arias 6'2" | 270 lbs | DL/EDGE Chaminade | 2027 State NY . The Chaminade Playmaker, stands at 6’2″ 250-Pounds, giving him an excellent frame for a DL/EDGE. Arias attended our showcase in December, where he put on a show, finishing as one of the top Defensive Prospects in attendance. Arias shared his Spring schedule with me, and while he doesn’t have dates yet, he stated he will be attending Cornell and Lehigh for Junior Day visits, and Buffalo and Marist for Spring Practices.

Arias entered Warwick, as a veteran Catholic League Pass Rusher, who has caught my eye at multiple times this season. He measured in at 6’2″ 248-Pounds, showing an outstanding build for an EDGE Rusher. Arias had a good testing portion, and put together some solid numbers for a Defensive Line Prospect. He displayed a quick burst, and got out of his stance quickly. He was aggressive at the POA, and left Tackles fighting to keep him in front. He displayed a high IQ, and when Pass Rushing, he used a tool bag of moves, along with good footwork to move inside, after beating players off the EDGE. He consistently won Reps, and his Rip Moves were elite in Warwick.

Arias entered Warwick, as a veteran Catholic League Pass Rusher, who has caught my eye at multiple times this season. He measured in at 6’2″ 248-Pounds, showing an outstanding build for an EDGE Rusher. Arias had a good testing portion, and put together some solid numbers for a Defensive Line Prospect. He displayed a quick burst, and got out of his stance quickly. He was aggressive at the POA, and left Tackles fighting to keep him in front. He displayed a high IQ, and when Pass Rushing, he used a tool bag of moves, along with good footwork to move inside, after beating players off the EDGE. He consistently won Reps, and his Rip Moves were elite in Warwick.

Matthew Arias Matthew Arias 6'2" | 270 lbs | DL/EDGE Chaminade | 2027 State NY had a strong showing as my top performer as an edge defender. Arias was very quick out of his stance at the snap of the ball. This sudden burst and explosion immediately put tackles skating on their heels, leaving the inside path open for the taking. However, like a disciplined player who plays team defense, Arias did not take the easy way. Equipped with rips that start with grabbed grass and finish with elbows to the sky as if he was trying to scratch his back Arias continually won inside as he successfully ran the loop off the edge to win rep after rep.