The Pirates didn’t have a ton of bright spots, but out of their players that I noticed, I thought Aedyn was the main one who brought the right level of physicality and attitude to the game. Aedyn played on both sides of the ball here, and I was impressed with his individual fundamentals and execution. He had a size advantage against the Patriots’ defensive line and did a good job on his assignments. I see why he has a lot of interest and multiple offers to play college football.

Aedyn’s physical frame is impressive – he sports a 7 foot wingspan, and at his height, college football programs will add another 20-30 pounds of good weight easily, which is why he has become a hot commodity from a recruiting perspective. With offers from Marshall, UNC Pembroke, Gardner-Webb, Alabama State, North Carolina A&T, and interest from others, it will be fun to see where Aedyn ultimately decides to play college football. Aedyn will be an important piece to a young Page team looking to take the next step after making the state playoffs last season.