Chris Hampton

He's obsessed with being great.

He's a no-nonsense type of guy.

I'm just excited to watch him play.

I think he's going to have a great NFL career.

Yeah, we did a variety of schemes, and he can handle it all.

I mean, he can draw up all the 11 guys on the field, what they're supposed to do.

It was like exits on the page.

He knew what each guy had, and he could plug and play at any position.

This guy could have played linebacker.

He could have played corner.

He played safety.

You can line him up anywhere, and he was going to be great.

You know, I thought he got better at open field tackling.

You know, that was an area of growth we thought with him leaving Purdue at his sophomore season, whether he could become a better open field tackler.

And I think that was kind of a weakness, you know, from watching his film this season when he was at Purdue and we brought him in.

And he's a guy that likes challenges.

And so we brought him in, and we didn't tell him what he was great at.

We told him everything that he needed to improve on.

And he embraced it, and he worked extremely hard to make that a strength of his game.

And I think he maybe was the best tackler in college football last year.