Aaden had a complete camp showing during the Fort Worth Exposure Series, competing across all phases including individual drills, testing, and one-on-one periods. In the individual work, he showed steady effort and willingness to be coached, staying engaged through technique periods and working to improve his hand placement and balance each rep. He wasn’t passive at any point — he stayed active and competed through the full session.

During testing, including the 40-yard dash and L-drill, Aaden displayed functional athleticism for his frame, showing he can move well enough to stay involved in pursuit situations and lateral movement work. In one-on-ones, he brought his best moments, fighting through contact and staying disruptive when he could win leverage off the snap. He didn’t always dominate reps, but he consistently made linemen work for every inch.

Overall, Aaden showed he is a competitive interior defensive lineman with toughness, effort, and room to grow physically and technically. As his explosiveness and first-step quickness continue to develop, his ability to create consistent backfield disruption will take the next step.

Aaden is a defensive lineman who shows the physical tools and effort to be disruptive at the point of attack. On film, he flashes the ability to win one-on-one matchups with quickness off the ball and active hand usage to shed blocks. Aaden plays with consistent effort, staying engaged through contact and pursuing the football with urgency. As he continues to refine his technique, strength, and overall consistency, his combination of athleticism and motor gives him the potential to develop into a reliable and impactful presence along the defensive front.