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Aaron Stills

Defensive Back

2027 Class

6'0" Height

180 Weight

DeMatha School

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Aaron Stills is a 6'0" Defensive Back in the 2027 class. Stills attends DeMatha in Maryland. Stills's Player Profile was created on July 16, 2025. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Aaron Stills is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Todd Haldis

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Aaron is another DB who makes a big jump up in the recent rankings update. Moving over 75 spots up to a roughly top 100 player at 106 and the #15 overall DB. A physical and versatile DB, able to play press or off coverage. Best as a boundary or nickel CB where he can use his aggressiveness and good instincts to make plays on the ball. While also being a plus defenders in run support and a strong tackler who does not shy away from throwing his body into the play. Aaron shows snappy hips and is quick to trigger on the play. Displays nice ball skills, able to stay on the WRs hips turn & find the ball quickly.

A DB with a versatile skill set that translates well to the next level, it is no surprised Aaron picked up double digit FBS/FCS offers this spring. Look for Aaron to have an increased role in DeMatha’s defense this fall and continue to be an impact player for them.

Aaron Stills Aaron Stills 6'0" | 180 lbs | DB DeMatha | 2027 State MD C/O27 CB
Full Season: https://t.co/IQW7OhJxj7
1 int
10pbu
19 tackles
1 tfl
1 assist force fumble
2025 wcac honorable mention@DenocD @CoachMcGregor @tanksdaman2 @DMCoachbrown6 @TaysWorld_ @RivalsHS @EdOBrienCFB @247recruiting @tdhald pic.twitter.com/D6IJHOf9kK

— Aaron “aj” Stills (@aaronstills1) November 29, 2025

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Ed OBrien

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Aaron Stills Aaron Stills 6'0" | 180 lbs | DB DeMatha | 2027 State MD ‘ highlights show a confident corner who trusts his eyes and plays fast. Early in the tape, he lines up in man coverage against trips. After the snap, Stills reads the post, undercuts the route, and high-points the ball for an interception. He doesn’t wait for the play. Stills runs the route for the receiver.

In press coverage, Stills looks comfortable at the line of scrimmage. He lands a clean one-hand jam on a fade near the goal line, stays stride for stride down the boundary, and forces the incompletion. On a key fourth down, he stays square through a 10-yard out route and breaks on the ball right as the receiver does.

The highlights also show his physical side. He quickly diagnoses an outside run and comes downhill with authority to make a firm tackle without giving ground. On a screen to his side, Stills closes fast, delivers a clean hit, and forces a fumble. He follows that with another rep where he recognizes a receiver screen and shuts down yards after the catch.

I’d like to see a rep showing him in extended zone coverage and longer downfield recovery situations. My guess is that he wasn’t tested like that during games, and for good reason.

Overall, Stills projects as an instinctive, competitive corner with strong ball skills. He lines up in press coverage with confidence and has a physical edge. Stills is a well-rounded 2027 defender whose ceiling continues to rise.