Kaydon Finley
Kaydon Finley
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Marcus Henry | Prep Redzone Scout
Finley was dominant, hauling in 6 receptions for 157 yards and 3 touchdowns in a win over Richland. The big-bodied receiver showcased his physicality at the point of attack, elite speed, and massive catch radius, proving why he’s one of the most dynamic pass catchers in Texas.
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Read EvaluationCole Dobbins | Prep Redzone Scout
After a slow start to the season in a defensive battle, Finley will be looking to remind everyone that he is one of the best players in the country. The Notre Dame commit reeled in over a thousand yards last season, displaying explosiveness and extended catch ability. He is a phenomenal weapon at all levels of the field and should get back to business this week. Expect a big game from the team captain wideout.
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Read EvaluationAlin Edouard | Prep Redzone Scout
Kaydon, a wide receiver committed to Notre Dame, is a dynamic playmaker for the Bearcats’ offense. He excels at creating separation, tracking the ball in the air, and turning receptions into big gains. Kaydon’s speed, hands, and route-running ability make him a constant threat to defenses, while his work ethic and football instincts allow him to make plays in critical moments. Heading into 2025, he’ll be a key weapon in Aledo’s passing game and a reliable target in big situations.
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Read EvaluationMarcus Henry | Prep Redzone Scout
Committed to: Notre Dame
Kaydon brings a physical edge to the wide receiver position. He’s a violent hands-catcher who knows how to separate from defenders with elite route running and awareness. Finley understands how to manipulate defenders and plays with a high football IQ. He’s as reliable as they come.
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Read EvaluationMarcus Henry | Prep Redzone Scout
If there’s a wide receiver in Texas more polished than
Kaydon Finley
Kaydon
Finley
6'2" | 195 lbs | WR
Aledo | 2026
State
TX
, you’d be hard-pressed to find him. Committed to Notre Dame, Finley combines elite route running with a massive catch radius and natural hands. He knows how to separate, how to make the tough catch in traffic, and how to contribute as a physical blocker in the run game. He’s a true WR1 and one of the best in the country and can expect big numbers from him this season.
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Read EvaluationMarcus Henry | Prep Redzone Scout
Finley is one of the premier receivers in the state, boasting a well-rounded skill set that makes him a formidable threat on the field. With great hands and a stout, lean build, he consistently hauls in catches and creates mismatches against defenders. Finley’s large catch radius and precise route running allow him to consistently find openings in coverage and make plays in the passing game. Kaydon is ferocious block in the running game and takes pride in springing big runs.
Finley’s ability to stack defenders at the line of scrimmage and use his elite body control to win contested catches showcases his versatility and effectiveness as a receiver. His speed enables him to create separation from defenders, while his knack for winning high-point grabs adds another dimension to his game.
As a two-time state champion with Aledo, Finley has proven himself on the biggest stages and garnered attention from major collegiate programs. With offers from schools like UTEP, California, North Texas, Oklahoma, SMU, Texas, and Oregon, Finley’s potential impact at the next level is undeniable. He possesses the total package of size, speed, and strength, making him a coveted prospect for collegiate programs looking to bolster their receiving corps
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