The next defensive lineman is Jaiden Moore Jaiden Moore 6'3" | 265 lbs | DL Triton Regional | 2026 State NJ from Triton Regional. At 6’3 ” and 265 pounds, Jaiden is an explosive force on the interior. He plays with great lower-body strength, engaging well and using his hands effectively to create leverage and power.

Jaiden is dominant against both the run and pass. As a pass rusher, he flashes polished moves and uses his leverage to disrupt the pocket. His explosiveness makes him more of an attacking three-technique than a traditional run-stuffer, which sets him apart.

While Jaiden’s skill set is impressive, adding size will be crucial, primarily if he aims to compete at the Power Five level. With his size, power, and explosiveness combination, Jaiden Moore Jaiden Moore 6'3" | 265 lbs | DL Triton Regional | 2026 State NJ has the tools to succeed as a Division I defensive lineman. He remains one of the more exciting prospects in his position.

Wingspan: 74.5″
Hand size: 10″

I cannot tell you enough how please I was to later find out that bib #96 was Jaiden Moore Jaiden Moore 6'3" | 265 lbs | DL Triton Regional | 2026 State NJ . A prospect I remember being impressed with on film, Moore showed that he is a really good option as an inside threat. The more I watched him, the more I opined that he was twitchy and had a burst. His quickness and explosion make him a threat as an interior lineman. He also possesses a very good slant move.

Top Attribute: Half-man, all the time

Heading down to South Jersey for this next prospect, Triton’s Jaiden Moore Jaiden Moore 6'3" | 265 lbs | DL Triton Regional | 2026 State NJ is a sleeper down south. The interior defensive lineman does a great job of getting hands on the man in front of him while maintaining his gap leverage on reach blocks. He is hard to move when doubled, as he maintains and keeps half-man leverage. As a result, he will keep his off-arm free to make a tackle in the hole. At moments we see Moore has the ability to walk back blockers, specifically by attacking the weak shoulder of a 3-tech. Not without awareness, he will work back towards his rush lane by stacking the heels of the offensive linemen once he gets through. A 6th sense of playing the screen is inherent in Moore, as he is hard to bait and will follow blockers into space. I really appreciate how Moore works his rip, exaggerating it, and keeps working.