Giddings finished second on the team in receiving yards as a sophomore in 2025. While the team does not throw the ball as much some other teams on the list, he provides a safety net to his fellow 2028 classmate. He finished the year with 124 yards on 13 receptions. He added 1 touchdown and had a long of 29 yards.

Giddings was one of the top players on a Warren County team that made a deep playoff run, contributing on both sides of the ball. He picked off four passes defensively, averaged nearly 10 yards a touch as a rusher and receiver on offense, and returned a kickoff for a touchdown. Not only can he contribute in all three phases, but he can also play a variety of roles in each.