Kaiden is another player that I expect takes a leap forward this fall and has a strong senior campaign for the Titans. Kaiden is an interior lineman that shows really good feet on film. On multiple plays it shows Kaiden pulling and burying ends and linebackers on the back end of the play. I think Kaiden shows excellent toughness and strong technique and this should translate into a solid season for a Titans team that I think will make a lot of noise in the fall.

The fundamentals and technique have been there all along with Conley, but now the physical tools have started to develop as well. He has put on some weight and improved his overall strength. He is a ruthless run blocker who is able to stay low and chop his legs as he drives his assignment out of the play. He also demonstrated the ability in the passing game to manhandle the pass rusher and drive them into the turf. He’s agile enough to pull or block at the 2nd level with relative ease. This is a great candidate for a breakout surprise this season.

Kaiden performed well this past season at left guard. Although Kaiden is a tad lighter than most elite linemen, he still managed to play with good leverage in the run game. While pulling, Kaiden consistently laid a good pop on the DE/OLB. A great role player on the O-Line, I could see Kaiden bulking up and being a great OG in college.

Though on X, Kaiden lists himself as a defensive end. There’s no DE tape on Kaiden’s Junior highlights, but if he’s able to perform well at that position in the offseason, he could earn offers with DE in mind.

The #133 ranking indicates that I expect Kaiden to earn D2 attention. I do think his skillset at OG is on-par with other D2 prospects I’ve seen throughout the years, but he is definitely a bit lighter than most OGs.