NOTES —Consensus blue-chip prep out of Maryland who played at IMG Academy in Florida as a senior and participated in the Under Armour All-American Game. —Played in just 31 of Florida State's potential 47 games over the last four seasons, partially because of injuries. —Only recorded one sack in the last two seasons.
OVERALL If you evaluate Joshua Kaindoh on the statsheet, his selection in the NFL draft will not be contextualized. He is a talented, long, strong and bursty defensive end prospect who did not meet his potential at the college level after playing for three coaching staffs and suffering injuries. From a traits perspective, he has upside at a position where pass-rushing upside is almost the only factor, which is why he'll be given the opportunity to be a better professional player than a college player. Body-type-wise, he may find himself in a position like former Florida State defensive end Mario Edwards, where he will come to a fork in the road and have to make the decision if he is going to grow into being a bigger defensive end who plays a good amount on the interior, or if he is going to live on the edge as a strong edge-setter who can jump inside mid-play based on offensive tackles' leverage.