Laiton camped out so well, he showed good urgency when attacking the football. Lation was able to sink , plant and redirect with out false stepping. He also showed good coordination through the agility work, keeping his shoulders square and not leaning to far into cuts. He ran a 4.5 , and finish off the camp on a right note. Springer holds an offer from Lamar and UIW.

Laiton is a high-impact linebacker who consistently shows up as one of the most disruptive defenders on the field. Finishing with 128 total tackles (93 solo), he proves he can handle a heavy workload while remaining a steady presence from sideline to sideline.

On film, Laiton stands out for his explosiveness and downhill trigger. He reads plays quickly and attacks with urgency, allowing him to consistently beat blockers to the point of contact. His high solo tackle total reflects strong tackling ability and reliability in open space.

As a pass rusher, he is a true difference-maker with 14 sacks and 21 tackles for loss, showing the ability to consistently win in the backfield. Whether blitzing off the edge or shooting interior gaps, he plays with timing, burst, and relentless effort to finish plays behind the line of scrimmage.

He also creates constant pressure with 26 quarterback hurries, forcing quarterbacks off their spot and disrupting offensive timing even when he doesn’t record the sack. That level of sustained disruption makes him a major problem for opposing game plans.

Laiton Springer Laiton Springer 6'1" | 215 lbs | LB Pieper | 2027 State TX consistently shows pad level alongside body control in both phases. When he pairs it with tackle finish, the floor stays high regardless of opponent. Cleaning up coverage depth would turn flashes into a weekly standard. Coaches are going to like the growth runway and how workable the tools are.

Laiton was all over the field, recording 13 total tackles (7 solo). He showed great awareness, speed, and physicality, consistently making plays and helping his team control the defensive side of the game.

Laiton was all over the field, finishing with 14 total tackles, including 11 solo stops, proving he can dominate in space. He added 2 sacks to disrupt the backfield and pressured the quarterback with 2 hurries, showing his ability to change the game with relentless effort and physicality.

Laiton is a high motor linebacker who plays with intensity and purpose on every snap. He reads plays quickly and doesn’t hesitate to fill gaps or shoot through lanes to disrupt the run. What stands out most is his pursuit he takes clean angles and consistently finds himself around the football. Laiton shows good awareness in coverage, able to drop back and read the quarterback while keeping tight zones underneath. He’s a tone setter for his defense and leads by example with physical play and vocal leadership. As he continues to develop his frame and technique, Laiton has the tools to become a true centerpiece for a collegiate defense.