I watched Aesoph in person during the Class 4A state semifinals and left the field impressed with his ability. He’s a high-motor player that maximizes his natural ability with effort and drive. It led to him piling up 43.5 tackles, 24 of which were solo stops, for a Crusaders’ outfit that reached the state championship game. He registered 8.5 tackles, 4.0 sacks, two forced fumbles and a pair of fumble recoveries, displaying his penchant for disruption. We can see Aesoph’s current production and his upside during his junior highlight video. He reads the quarterback eying a screen pass on the first clip, when he steps in front of it for a pick after lining up at defensive tackle. Aesoph beats the right tackle on a spin move inside and drops the signal caller coming off of the edge on Clip 2. It’s a versatile skill set that adds value to a college roster thanks to positional flexibility and ability to bring value on special teams.

I watched Aesoph in person during the Class 4A state semifinals and left the field impressed with his ability. He’s a high-motor player that maximizes his natural ability with effort and drive. It led to him piling up 43.5 tackles, 24 of which were solo stops, for a Crusaders’ outfit that reached the state championship game. He registered 8.5 tackles, 4.0 sacks, two forced fumbles and a pair of fumble recoveries, displaying his penchant for disruption. We can see Aesoph’s current production and his upside during his junior highlight video. He reads the quarterback eying a screen pass on the first clip, when he steps in front of it for a pick after lining up at defensive tackle. Aesoph beats the right tackle on a spin move inside and drops the signal caller coming off of the edge on Clip 2. It’s a versatile skill set that adds value to a college roster thanks to positional flexibility and ability to bring value on special teams.