(@BoylesKamden)

I’m excited to see a Superior Wildcats defense with one more year of the Boyles wreaking havoc on opposing offenses. The younger Boyles, Kamden, had a strong freshman campaign in which he shined on defense and gave us glimpses of what to watch for on offense. Kamden ended second on the team in tackles with 83 total stops, a TFL, three fumble recoveries, and two interceptions. I like Kamden’s fit at safety where he does a good job watching the entire field and has the sideline-to-sideline range to quickly crash on the ball when 10-15 yards downfield. As soon as Kamden reads his keys, he’s breaking on the ball and looking to make strong, physical contact with the ball carrier. Solid tackler with good power. Kamden has the versatility to be moved up closer to the line to stack the box and can be trusted to be fast enough to flip his hips and get depth in coverage.