- Aidan Hutchinson is a professional football player.
- Lions picked Aidan second in the 2022 NFL Draft.
- The NFL rookie told MLink that the football star is living with his parents during the Lions’ offseason program, SI reported.
- Aidan played in all 13 Michigan games as a freshman in 2018, recording 15 tackles.
Aidan Hutchinson is a professional football player. Aidan Hutchinson is an American Detroit Lions defensive end. As a senior at Michigan University in 2021, he won the Ted Hendricks, Lombardi, and Heisman Trophy runner-up.
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Aidan Hutchinson’s parents
Aidan is from Plymouth, Michigan.
Aidan Joseph Bernardi Hutchinson’s middle name honors his great-grandfather, who was in “Merrill’s Marauders” during World War II.
Melissa and Dr. Chris Hutchinson had Aidan.
Scouts learned that Chris and Melissa raised a well-rounded child with two older sisters, Mia and Aria.
Miss Michigan 2022 was her sister Aria.
Melissa Mama Hutchinson, AP News reports, is an artistic photographer and former model.
The mother of three posts her work on Instagram since 2016. She posts cute photos of her son’s football games and her daughters’ activities on her Instagram account.
Aidan’s father, Dr. Chris Hutchinson, works in Beaumont Hospital’s emergency department in Royal Oak, Michigan.
Chris was an All-American defensive end and captain at Michigan.
Chris retired after a tetanus vaccine reaction ended his first season with the Cleveland Browns. After retiring, he studied medicine.
Aidan Hutchinson stays with his parents
The NFL rookie told MLink that the football star is living with his parents during the Lions’ offseason program, SI reported.
Aidan told AP News before the 2022 NFL Draft that his parents are his biggest supporters.
“My parents have been my support system since Day 1 and having them at my back is so beneficial for me and my whole career,” Hutchinson told the AP.
I know the NFL will struggle with this transition. But I know my sisters and parents have my best interests at heart.”
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Aidan Hutchinson started playing football in college
Aidan played in all 13 Michigan games as a freshman in 2018, recording 15 tackles.
As a sophomore, he had 68 tackles and 4.5 sacks. His 2020 junior season ended after three games.
As a senior in 2021, he set the team record with 14 sacks.
The only defensive player among three quarterback finalists, he was the Heisman Trophy runner-up.
He then entered the 2022 NFL Draft.
