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One of the players to watch this season for the Bees is 2028 OL/DL Miles Kidder. After spending much of last year on the JV level, Kidder has put himself in position to compete for a starting job on both sides of the line. He has the size and physical tools East Fairmont looks for in the trenches, and the Bees are hopeful that translates into production on Friday nights. If Kidder makes the jump we expect, he’ll give East Fairmont another quality player up front.

2028 East Fairmont DL Miles Kidder is a player I expect to hear much more about this fall. Kidder was limited primarily to a JV role last season, but he turned heads at our Exposure Series and earned top performer honors, which helped put him firmly on the radar. He has the size and physical traits that make you believe there is plenty more upside still to come as he gains experience and has an opportunity to make a name for himself during his junior season. Much of his ranking is based on projection right now, but the foundation is there. If he takes the step forward we’re expecting and translates those traits to Friday nights, he has the potential to make a significant climb in future updates.

I have a feeling you will be hearing more from East Fairmont’s Miles Kidder Miles Kidder 6'0" | 250 lbs | DL/OL East Fairmont | 2028 State WV this season as he was excellent on Sunday. He was terror to block and he showed a plethora of pass rushing moves during the 1v1s. Kidder could play both sides of the ball entering his junior season, his technique and steps were on point.

2028 OL/DL Miles Kidder heads into the WV Exposure Series as an interesting evaluation piece in the group because there’s still a lot to learn about him. The East Fairmont lineman has limited tape available right now, but the flashes on film and video are enough to create some intrigue heading into camp. There are raw tools to work with, especially in the way Kidder moves for his size and carries himself during drills. With opportunities potentially opening up at East Fairmont this fall, he’s a player who could work his way into a varsity role as a junior. This setting should give a much clearer look at where Kidder is developmentally and how his athletic traits translate against stronger competition.