Caeden made a strong impression on the defensive line at the Midwestern State camp, showing physicality and a relentless motor throughout the day. He demonstrated solid hand usage and a quick first step, allowing him to disrupt blocking schemes and put pressure on the quarterback. Caeden’s strength at the point of attack helped him hold the line and control gaps consistently. His effort and toughness stood out in one on one reps,

Caden is an explosive edge rusher who plays with controlled aggression and a relentless approach. His first step is quick and disruptive, allowing him to gain immediate leverage off the snap and force offensive linemen into recovery mode. He’s got a natural feel for timing his rush and knows how to turn speed into power when collapsing the pocket.

What separates Caden is his motor he plays through contact, chases plays down from the backside, and never takes a rep off. He’s physical at the point of attack, sheds blocks with strong hands, and shows the ability to set the edge in the run game. Whether he’s asked to rush wide or stunt inside, Caden finds ways to affect the quarterback and disrupt rhythm.

Lieck stood out with an impressive performance at camp, showcasing his athleticism and technical skills. He moved fluidly in drills, displaying excellent lateral quickness and a remarkable 4.6 40-yard dash time, which highlights his athleticism.

Lieck’s long arms and quick first step make him a disruptive force, while his ability to bend and maintain leverage adds to his versatility. In close quarters, he uses his hands effectively, demonstrating excellent technique for his position. With his combination of speed, length, and skill, Lieck is a player to keep on the radar as he continues to develop.