Kadavion flashes every time you turn the film on because of how active he is around the football. He plays fast off the edge, but what really stands out is how disruptive he is once he gets near the quarterback. He does a great job timing up throws, getting his hands in passing lanes, and batting balls down at the line. Even when he doesn’t record the sack, he still finds ways to mess up the play and make quarterbacks uncomfortable in the pocket.

He brings a physical style of play and doesn’t back down from contact. You can tell the strength gains are showing up on film too he’s playing with more power, setting the edge better, and fighting through blocks with confidence. A 550-pound squat speaks for itself, and it’s translating onto the field. After a big spring, Kadavion looks like a defender that’s starting to put everything together heading into the 2026 season. He hold offers from UTSA and UTEP.