Kaho is another rookie LB on the radar, with the chance to contribute as the season progresses. His path to meaningful snaps sits behind the veterans, but a strong preseason or injury could accelerate his ascent into sub-packages and special teams.

Kaho, a sixth-rounder, flashed at Washington in Week 3 with standout coverage shows and a pivotal fumble-causing play. His ability to contribute on defense could translate into a late-round IDP asset if his role grows deeper into the season.

Kaho posted a standout 90.8 PFF grade at linebacker, anchoring run fits and pass coverage across the middle. This performance positions him as a real depth option and potential Week 1 subpackage backer, depending on how Washington charts its back-seven after cut-downs.

Kaho flashed as a tackler with better coverage, hinting at a role that could shape the practice squad or a depth LB spot. Washington’s draft decisions and practice squad strategy could determine whether he remains a contributor at the pro level.

Ale Kaho leveraged extended run with seven tackles (six solo) and a tackle for loss, frequently in the mix and making a strong late push for a final roster spot as a depth linebacker.