What's your biggest strength as a player, and how does it show up in games?
My biggest strength is the combination of physicality, aggression, technique, and football IQ. I play with good leverage and strong hands, understand angles and assignments, and bring an aggressive mindset to every snap. In games, that shows up in my ability to create movement in the run game, stay square and patient in pass protection, and consistently finish blocks playing whistle to whistle.
What are you working to improve right now?
Right now, I’m focused on improving my upper-body strength, foot quickness, and overall speed. I want to continue getting stronger and more explosive while improving my ability to move and react quickly. The goal is to keep developing every part of my game so I can become an even more dominant offensive lineman in both the run game and pass protection.
What are you looking for in a college program?
I’m looking for a college program where I fit the culture, connect with the coaches, and feel like I can truly be myself and develop as a player and a person. Relationships are important to me, so I want coaches I can trust, learn from, and communicate well with. I also want a school with strong academics that will prepare me for life after football, because I know football won’t last forever.
Outside of your sport, what should coaches know about you?
Outside of football, coaches should know that I’m very dedicated to becoming the best version of myself as a player, a person, and a son of God. My faith, family, and personal growth are important to me, and I try to carry those values into how I work, how I treat others, and how I represent myself on and off the field.
What do you want to study, and what career interests you?
I’m currently undecided on a specific major, but I’m very interested in the healthcare field, especially radiology. Right now, one career path that interests me is becoming a radiologist, so I’d like to attend a college that gives me a strong academic foundation for medical school and a future career in medicine.
Expert Analysis
Kaidyn
MooreOL/LS
Class
2029
Height
6'2"
Weight
290
HS
Allen
|
FL
Film Review: Five 2029 Texas Offensive Lineman
If you need someone pushed around, just call Kaidyn Moore ! He’s coming through the Dallas Christian program,...
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Arlen Harris
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If you need someone pushed around, just call Kaidyn MooreKaidynMoore
6'2" | 290 lbs | OL/LS
Allen | 2029 FL
! He’s coming through the Dallas Christian program, a team that is no stranger to championships at the state level. Kaidyn is an impressive interior lineman, standing 6 feet tall and nearing 250 pounds. I love that he already has experience playing center, gaining valuable reps at a position that requires both toughness and intelligence. Mr. Moore packs a punch and gets his hands up quickly after the snap. He’s a high IQ kid who works hard.