Caidyn put together a season that immediately jumps off the film, especially with the way he consistently found the football. Ten interceptions isn’t luck — it shows strong instincts, discipline in coverage, and the ability to read the quarterback while staying in phase. He does a great job of positioning himself over the top, taking smart angles, and closing space quickly once the ball is in the air. There’s a natural feel in coverage that allows him to anticipate routes instead of just reacting to them.

Against the run, he shows he’s not just a ball hawk but a reliable presence as well. With 50 tackles, he proves he’s willing to come downhill, fill alleys, and finish plays in space. He plays under control, doesn’t overrun tackles, and shows the ability to break down and secure stops. When you turn on the film, you see a safety who impacts the game in multiple ways — creating turnovers on the back end while still being dependable in run support.