INTERIOR D-LINE
TOP 5 QB VIDEO
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Bryce Young
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CJ Stroud
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Hendon Hooker
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Dorian Thompson-Robinson
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Jaren Hall
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Mason Graham
DT | MICHIGAN | 6’3 | 320
Strengths: Graham is a dense lineman who plays with a sense of discipline and toughness. He is quick and snappy for his size and has a jolt of power to his game. Graham has good vision and can make plays in open space. He has a great ability to disengage with blocks and make plays in traffic. Graham provides additional versatility as an occasional edge rusher Weaknesses: Graham is not super long and as of now, he’s more of a disruptor then a finisher, he’ll need to do a better job of capitalizing Bottom Line: Graham’s blend of technique, size, and power will make him a high-quality lineman with great upside
Grade: Round 1
Christian Wilkins
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Walter Nolen
DT | OLE MISS | 6’3 | 305
Strengths: Nolen is a very quick and versatile defender with a ton of upside. He has a very quick get off, exploding out of his stance. Nolen has showed the versatility to play all across the line. He’s a disruptive defender who knows how to utilize his length and arms. Nolen is a good finisher; always looking to make a play and wrapping up tackles in space Weaknesses: Nolen is a little bit of an in-betweener right now. Additionally, his stance can get upright at times Bottom Line: Nolen has the technical skills and tools to become a disruptive and versatile piece
Grade: Round 1
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Derrick Harmon
DT | OREGON | 6’5 | 310
Strengths: Harmon is a twitchy and powerful lineman who has a distinct pop to his game. He has a very compact/stout build and plays with a ton of energy. Harmon is a natural pass-rush pressure generator who can really disrupt plays. His pressure rate was among the best in college football in 2024 Weaknesses: Harmon can play a little erratic at times. Missed tackles have been a bit of an issue as well Bottom Line: If Harmon can clean a few things up, he has the natural ability to become an extremely productive and disruptive playmaker
Grade: Round 2
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Kenneth Grant
DT | MICHIGAN | 6’3 | 339
Strengths: Grant is a big-body lineman with a ton of raw tools. His biggest draw is his size. Grant has the frame to eat up space and draw double teams. He plays with good gap integrity and can disrupt run lanes Weaknesses: Grant just doesn’t give you the juice you’d expect from someone of his size. He plays with a very upright stance and needs to generate more power. Grant is not going to give you much as a pass-rusher Bottom Line: Grant can develop into a space-eating run-stopper, but I struggle to see his value as a high first rounde
Grade: Round 2
Dalvin Tomlinson
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TJ Sanders
DT | SOUTH CAR. | 6’4 | 290
Strengths: Sanders is a well-rounded lineman. He’s a functional athlete with good power at the point of attack. Sanders has a lot of pop in his hands, and uses them well as a tool. He’s a versatile piece that can be used in various alignments. Sanders has a knack for making plays and has a good sense of on-field awareness Weaknesses: Sanders is a little bit of an in-betweener right now. Additionally, he’ll need to develop a more refined pass-rush plan Bottom Line: Sanders has the skillset and technical ability to become a productive lineman in the NFL
Grade: Round 2
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Alfred Collins
DT | TEXAS | 6’5 | 320
Strengths: Collins is a stout defender with an imposing and dense frame. He plays with an aggressive demeanour and shows good explosiveness for his size. Collins has nice timing at the point of attack and does a good job deconstructing blocks to make plays in the run game Weaknesses: Collins has not developed much as a threatening pass-rusher and will need to add more moves to his arsenal. Additionally, he can be a little sluggish at times when changing direction in open space Bottom Line: Collins has the size, strength, and tenacity to be a solid run defender in the NFL.
Grade: Round 2
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Tyleik Williams
DT | OHIO STATE | 6’3 | 327
Strengths: Williams is a big, dense, and thick lineman. He plays with good body control. Williams does a good job at shedding and disengaging from blocks to make plays in traffic. He displays strength at the point of attack and is a reliable asset in the run-game Weaknesses: Williams has shown a good ability to play with leverage, but too often I see him upright. He hasn’t offered too much of a pass-rush repertoire to this point either Bottom Line: Williams has the strength and control to be a solid piece on the interior
Grade: Round 3
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Deone Walker
DT | KENTUCKY | 6’6 | 345
Strengths: Walker is a very large and imposing lineman; with good length and size. Despite this size, he moves well in space and has an explosiveness to him that you’re not getting from every prospect with this frame. Walker shows a ton of high-uspide flashes where his disruptiveness is on display Weaknesses: Despite these flashes, Walker needs some more consistency to his game. There really is no plan of attack to his pass-rush, and it oftentimes looks like he’s just hoping for the best. He's more of a straight-line athlete and lacks agility Bottom Line: Walker will need to refine his, but he has the size, tools, and power to develop into a fun player.
Grade: Round 3
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Ty Robinson
DT | NEBRASKA | 6’6 | 310
Strengths: Robinson is stout defender with a unique build. He’s an enormous human, with incredible length. Robinson plays with a high motor and is always looking to make a play. He’s had good production at Nebraska. Consistently draws double teams. Robinson has a ton of pop in his hands, and he’s able to win with them Weaknesses: Robinson is a little disproportionate on his upper half, which can sometimes effect his anchor. He’s not overly agile in space and lacks a nuanced pass-rush plan of attack Bottom Line: Robinson has the length, power, and production to be a dependable rotational defender
Grade: Round 3
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Omarr Norman-Lott
DT | TENNESSEE | 6’3 | 319
Strengths: Norman-Lott is a powerful lineman with a nice combination of strength and mobility. He shows good functional strength in the run game and can naturally generate pressure in the pass-rush. Norman-Lott plays with a violent temperament Weaknesses: He has battled injuries throughout his career. I’d like to see Norman-Lott become more consistent on tape; there are too many missed tackles. Sometimes he plays with a high-pad level Bottom Line: Norman-Lott has the size, strength, and athleticism to become a solid rotational piece in the NFL.
Grade: Round 3
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Shemar Turner
DT | TEXAS A&M | 6’4 | 300
Strengths: Turner is a versatile lineman who can play multiple alignments. He shows impressive athleticism and explosiveness for his size. Turner has a nice overall build with good length. He’s quick, fluid, and has a natural ability to generate linear pressure Weaknesses: Turner plays with a high pad level and can get a little disoriented at times. To truly play on the interior as a run defender, his anchor is questionable and will need to improve Bottom Line: Turner has the size, explosiveness, and upside traits to be a solid contributor in the NFL.
Grade: Round 3
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Jordan Burch
DT | OREGON | 6’6 | 295
Strengths: Burch is a unique and versatile defender with good production in his career. He has the size to play on the interior, but also the versatility to play on the edge and make plays in space. Burch is very long and knows how to utilize it. He shows good vision in the run game and uses his instincts and reaction time to make plays in space Weaknesses: Burch is a little slow out of his stance at times and could be better at deconstructing blocks. Additionally, I’d like to see him refine his pass-rush plan Bottom Line: Burch has the versatility and instincts to be a nice depth piece across the line.
Grade: Round 4
N/A
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Nazir Stackhouse
DT | GEORGIA | 6’3 | 320
Strengths: Stackhouse is a large and dense lineman with a space eating frame. He has a physical presence on the field and shows good functional strength at the point of attack. Stackhouse can geneerate good leg drive and has a solid anchor in the run game Weaknesses: Stackhouse is only valuable a situational player right now. He doesn’t offer much as a pass-rusher and won’t provide any real athleticism. Stackhouse’s motor is also a little low Bottom Line: Stackhouse has the size and strength to be a rotational depth piece that has situational value on run downs.