Kaiden Graves
Kaiden Graves
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Austin Butler | Prep Redzone Scout
A complete beast in the trenches is
Kaiden Graves
Kaiden
Graves
6'3" | 235 lbs | DL
Grayson | 2029
GA
. His energy and motor are something that really gives him the edge in getting himself to the ball carrier on a consistent basis which is what really make him special.
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Kaiden Graves
Kaiden
Graves
6'3" | 235 lbs | DL
Grayson | 2029
GA
is an exceptional talent on the defensive line and he’s already got many of the tools at a young age to be able to be a college prospect. He’s only going to continue to develop his tools and add more to his arsenal which will have him listed as a for sure potential major college prospect down the road.
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Read EvaluationElise Minor Benton | Prep Redzone Scout
Listen—when you talk about dominance in the trenches, when you talk about setting the tone before the ball is even snapped,
Kaiden Graves
Kaiden
Graves
6'3" | 235 lbs | DL
Grayson | 2029
GA
the 2029 Under Armour All-American defensive lineman is that dude. He isn’t just playing’ D-line, he’s wrecking’ gameplans. Every rep looks like controlled chaos—violent hands, elite get-off, and a motor that don’t quit ‘til the whistle stops echoing. You double him? Still getting pressure. You slide protection his way? Still making plays. The kid is already built like a college sophomore and plays like he’s been coached by NFL vets. Reminds me a lot of Jer’Zhan Newton from Illinois—relentless, explosive, and straight-up disruptive no matter where you line him up.
But here’s the part folks don’t always see—his IQ is off the charts. He recognizes blocking schemes in real time, he adjusts his rush lanes, and he isn’t out there freelancing. He’s calculating. Every move is intentional. Every snap is a chance to end a play before it begins. Whether he’s clogging the run game or getting home on third-and-long, he’s doing it with purpose. And man, that leadership? That “follow me or get out the way” energy? You can’t coach that. He’s got it. And that’s why he’s already on every scout’s radar and why, when you talk about the next generation of elite D-linemen, his name better be at the top.
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Read EvaluationElise Minor Benton | Prep Redzone Scout
Standing at 6-foot-2, this 2029
Kaiden Graves
Kaiden
Graves
6'3" | 235 lbs | DL
Grayson | 2029
GA
is already proving to be a force in the trenches, earning recognition as one of the best in his class. His explosive first step, elite hand technique, and relentless motor make him nearly impossible to block, wreaking havoc on opposing offenses. His dominance has already caught the attention of college programs, securing his first Division I offer before even reaching high school. With a rare blend of power and agility, he can collapse the pocket, stop the run, and disrupt plays at an elite level—making him a nightmare for offensive linemen. It’s no surprise that his talents earned him a spot as an Under Armour All-American, solidifying his reputation as one of the top young defensive linemen in the country.
What sets him apart is not just his size and strength but his football IQ and work ethic. He studies the game relentlessly, perfecting his technique and outsmarting his opponents with every snap. His ability to shed blocks, penetrate the backfield, and finish plays with authority makes him a game-changer at every level he competes in. With high school football on the horizon, his stock is only rising, and college scouts are already lining up to see what he does next. This dominant 6’2” lineman is just getting started, and the future is undeniably bright for one of the best young defensive prospects in the nation.
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Read EvaluationAustin Butler | Prep Redzone Scout
Great size for the 8th grade defensive lineman. Graves is a dominant type of player who can really make an impact on wins for his team. He is well deserved for his appearance at the UA Next All-American game and he’s a guy to look for within the next few years in the 2029 class because he is physical, dominant and a high IQ player.
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Read EvaluationAustin Butler | Prep Redzone Scout
A dominate force and that’s a great way to explain the type of player that Graves is. He has a way to disrupt an entire offensive scheme based of his play. He looks the part with his intimidating frame and his game backs it right up. He’s a tackling machine and burst right through blocks while going after the ball. He is very quick with a frame of his caliber, and he obviously possesses a lot of strength to go along with it.
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Read EvaluationAlan Popadines | Prep Redzone Scout
Some kids are just naturally gifted and simply look “different” from other athletes. Even lined up on the same field with some of the nation’s best pre-high school prospects,
Kaiden Graves
Kaiden
Graves
6'3" | 235 lbs | DL
Grayson | 2029
GA
sticks out. In June 2024 he was listed at 6-foot-2 and 200-pounds on the dot. Looking at recent pictures and film, he appears to be heavier than than with some added thickness. Watching him for two straight years as a member of the Georgia Future Stars team, he’s been nothing short of completely dominant. As a Defensive End, he’s the apex predator. Mixes his size with quickness and power. Athletic and intelligent enough to feel where pressure is (or isn’t) and can get to the flat to make a play if offenses attempt a screen. I can’t say enough good things here.
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Read EvaluationAlan Popadines | Prep Redzone Scout
This kid right here,
Kaiden Graves
Kaiden
Graves
6'3" | 235 lbs | DL
Grayson | 2029
GA
, is worth the price of admission alone. A year after nabbing the 6th grade Defensive MVP for the Georgia Future Stars, the big Defensive End doubled down and went to capture the 7th grade Defensive MVP this year. Before all that, the inch taller and 25-pounds heavier than last year Graves was looking really good in practice when he was on the field. He did his fair share of hangin out, avoiding the heat and making sure his body was right for the game(s). However, when he was in–he was nothing short of dominant. Countless tackles in the backfield and disruptions on attempted passes. The most impressive thing I saw him do, was get his big Grizzly Bear paw up and deflect a pass and nearly pick it off, as a pass rushing Defensive End.
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Read EvaluationAlan Popadines | Prep Redzone Scout
Graves has future FBS prospect written all over him already. Every bit of 6-foot-1 and 170-pounds, he was a force all week at practice and in the games, on both sides of the ball. In the Georgia Future Stars 10-0 victory over Florida in the championship game, he earned overall MVP honors for his contributions as a Tight End and a Defensive End. Ran into him at the airport after the game and couldn’t have been a more mature kid if he tried. Complete package as a young man. Buy stock now.
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