Olaolu is heading into the season with a clear goal of making a name for himself, and his game shows the type of traits that can help him break out if things come together consistently.

On film, Olaolu stands out for his effort and willingness to stay active through every snap. He doesn’t take plays off and consistently works through contact, which allows him to stay involved even when he isn’t the first one to the football. That kind of motor is what helps him show up across multiple drives and situations.

He also shows encouraging flashes of physicality. When he engages blockers, he competes through them rather than backing off, using effort and leverage to stay in the play. That helps him remain disruptive, especially in crowded areas where hustle makes the difference.

Olaolu, a Class of 2029 defensive lineman, turned heads at the camp with his raw explosiveness and physical presence on the line. During individual drills, he impressed with quick twitch moves, sharp hand techniques, and strong leverage, consistently outmaneuvering blockers in one-on-one reps; was also coachable throughout the day.

Shittu is a traits-based edge defender whose motor immediately jumps off film. He plays the game fast, chasing from the backside and finishing plays outside his alignment. His long, lean frame gives him natural leverage advantages, and he understands how to stay active through contact rather than getting stuck on blocks. What stands out most is his disruption, he may not always be the one credited with the tackle, but he forces hurried decisions and broken plays. As he adds functional strength, expect his snap count to rise quickly. Varsity reps are coming, and his upside is clear.