The 6-foot-2, 215-pound sophomore is taking on a lot of the same responsibilities as teammate Jaiden Ausberry and his older brother Dylan Moses as a runner, special teams ace and a hybrid ROVER on the defensive side of the ball. Moses opened the game with a compelling open-field tackle on the initial kickoff, the first of several special teams plays made by the 2025 standout. Lining up close to the line of scrimmage and covering receivers in the slot, Moses is wearing many caps for the Cubs and making his presence felt largely as a front-seven defender. He darts to the ball carrier and can fly down the sideline. Moses is notorious for hitting with authority, which was also on display on numerous occasions. Moses was a major factor in multiple facets of this showdown with touchdowns, sacks, tackles for loss and more, and he’s just beginning to scratch the surface. He’s beginning to fill out his frame and has a unique skill set to be a difference-maker on defense in the 2025 cycle.

2025 Baton Rouge (La.) University’s Keylan Moses also fits a hybrid mold. At 6-foot-3 and 220 pounds, he can cover ground like a safety with the size of a linebacker. During 7-on-7 work, Moses kept in receivers’ back-pocket and closed with authority. His length is a notable attribute as he clogs up passing lanes in the middle of the field.