Jaden Woods brings disruptive edge production and ball skills to ETSU's defense
Woods' most recent verified college production came at Florida in the 2025 season, when he appeared in all 12 games, made 28 tackles, and tied for the team lead with 3.5 sacks while also adding an interception, a fumble recovery, and a pass breakup[3]. He stood out as a true freshman who could affect plays in multiple ways, which is exactly what you want from an impact defensive back or hybrid defender: active hands, backfield disruption, and the instincts to create turnovers[3][13]. If ETSU is getting the same playmaker profile, he looks like a good fit for a defense that values intensity, versatility, and sudden-change impact[3][13].
