The Football Grump

And what's really important is in that competition period is he knows the offensive lineman is anticipating his power and he works off of it.

At the next level, it's all about mind games like that.

It's chess, man.

It's a lot of long game stuff.

You set your moves up.

You don't just throw out whatever.

You set moves up, and he knows how to do that.

So when you have something in your... Like a card in your deck that just works really well, like a power move like that, being able to pivot off of that is...

has like an extra effect to it.

So I can definitely see that.

Unfortunately, we're going to stick with the same position group as my next guy is currently a consensus.

Hold on.

Yeah, I mean, I wish it were different, but just do it.

He's currently 72nd on the consensus big board.

I think that's going to change probably by the end of this weekend, if I'm being totally honest, because he was very dominant down here.

That's Illinois defensive lineman Gabe Iacos, which we've been mispronouncing pretty much every single day until this exact moment.

Six foot three, 260 pounds.

Speed, dude.

speed into the backfield is is something else and relentless hands like you just consistently in the backfield and the way he gets there it just it almost looks like controlled chaos right like it's just constant hand replacement and just throws on and off their base there's just another dude that was just consistently in the backfield and wrecking shit um

I'm interested to see how he progresses from here because he was certainly not a name that I had heard a whole bunch of coming down here.