Landon has put together a dominant all-around defensive season that immediately stands out when you look at the production and impact he brings on every snap. Finishing with 168 total tackles, 21 tackles for loss, 13.5 sacks, 15 QB hurries, 2 pass deflections, 2 blocked punts, and 2 forced fumbles, he has proven to be a true game-wrecker from multiple levels of the defense. At 6’0, Landon plays with outstanding physicality and urgency, consistently showing up around the football whether it’s stopping runs at the line of scrimmage or chasing plays down in space. His tackle numbers reflect not just effort, but elite instincts and anticipation, allowing him to diagnose plays quickly and arrive with bad intentions.

What separates Landon is how disruptive he is in key moments. The 13.5 sacks and 15 QB hurries show his ability to consistently affect the quarterback, using timing, power, and relentless pursuit to collapse pockets and force mistakes. He’s not just a tackler he’s a momentum changer, evidenced by his blocked punts and forced fumbles, which highlight his awareness on special teams and ability to create extra possessions for his team. Landon plays with a high motor and a physical edge that wears offenses down over four quarters, and his willingness to do the dirty work shows up in every phase of the game.

Landon, at linebacker, may not be the biggest on the field, but he showed tremendous heart and effort throughout every drill. In agility and cone drills, he moved with quickness and fluidity, demonstrating sharp change-of-direction skills and balance. During coverage and backpedal drills, Landon stayed disciplined, using his instincts and technique to stay in position and react quickly to the ball.