Bodden has been causing problems up front through five games, totaling 29 tackles, 15 tackles for loss, five sacks and a blocked field goal. Those 15 TFLs are what really catch my attention because they show how often he is getting across the line and affecting plays before they can develop. In his latest outing, he added four tackles, two tackles for loss and a sack. Bodden has shown that he can find his way into the backfield against both the run and pass, and his numbers through the first five games back up what you see from him on film.

Aaden has been a disruptive presence along the defensive line, putting together 25 total tackles, 13 tackles for loss, 4 sacks and a blocked field goal. His ability to consistently get into the backfield stands out, especially with 13 TFLs showing how often he is able to create negative plays. Aaden plays with an attacking mindset up front, using his hands and leverage to work through blocks and get himself into position to make plays. The blocked field goal also shows his ability to make an impact in different phases of the game.

Aaden is a force along the line who consistently disrupts offenses with his strength and relentless motor. He attacks every play with intensity, using his hands, leverage, and quickness to shed blockers and make plays in the backfield. Against the run, he fills gaps, cuts off lanes, and consistently forces ball carriers to change direction. When rushing the passer, Aaden’s burst off the line and ability to anticipate the snap allow him to pressure quarterbacks and create chaos in the pocket. Beyond physical tools, he plays with a mindset that refuses to give ground, chasing plays downfield and finishing every rep.