Joseph had a standout sophomore season, rushing for 1,054 yards and 16 touchdowns while earning 2-4A Division II Newcomer of the Year honors. He brings a dangerous combination of breakaway speed, quickness, and elite cutback ability.

His vision and ability to recognize blocking schemes, including blitz pickup, set him apart as a complete back. With an offer from Tulane and a recent visit to Texas Tech, Joseph is quickly gaining traction and is poised to generate major buzz in West Texas.

Kaiden’s production jumps off the stat sheet, but the film backs it up in a big way. With 1,054 yards and 16 touchdowns on just 104 carries, he’s showing home run ability every time he touches it. On tape, he runs with a burst that hits immediately he sees the crease, plants, and gets north-south without wasting steps. What stands out is his acceleration through the second level; once he clears the line, he separates quickly and turns solid gains into explosive plays. He runs with balance as well, bouncing off contact and keeping his feet alive to extend runs. Near the goal line, he shows a nose for the end zone, finishing runs with determination and finding ways to punch it in. The combination of efficiency, burst, and finishing ability makes him a constant big-play threat.

Kaiden runs with confidence and purpose every time he touches the ball. What stands out on film is his ability to identify running lanes quickly and hit them with urgency. He shows good burst through the hole and doesn’t hesitate once he sees an opening, allowing him to maximize yardage on designed plays.

He plays with balance through contact and keeps his legs driving after defenders wrap up, turning average gains into strong finishes. His vision allows him to press the line patiently before making decisive cuts, and he adjusts well when plays break down. In space, he shows the ability to make one defender miss and accelerate upfield.