Carl Jones

1 day ago | wivb.com | Carl Jones

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Kenneth Grant was a monster on the interior of Michigan’s defensive line. He measured in at the NFL Scouting Combine at 6’4″, 331 pounds which is an extra large order of size clogging up the middle of the football field. This draft loaded with talented defensive lineman, but it’s not just his dimensions that standout. “I think I’m more athletic than some of these guys,” Grant said. “Pretty good athletes in this class, but I’m intelligent and I know a lot of football.

1 day ago | sports.yahoo.com | Carl Jones

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Kenneth Grant was a monster on the interior of Michigan’s defensive line. He measured in at the NFL Scouting Combine at 6’4″, 331 pounds which is an extra large order of size clogging up the middle of the football field. AdvertisementThis draft loaded with talented defensive lineman, but it’s not just his dimensions that standout. “I think I’m more athletic than some of these guys,” Grant said.

2 days ago | wivb.com | Carl Jones

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Louisville’s Ashton Gillotte spent most of the college football career in the backfield of the opposing offenses and creating big plays for the Cardinals defense. Gillotte finished his four-year career with an eye-popping 41 tackles for loss to go along with 26.5 sacks. The edge rusher’s explosive strength should translate nicely to the next level. “I feel like power has been something that’s a good base for me,” Gillotte said.

2 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Carl Jones

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Louisville’s Ashton Gillotte spent most of the college football career in the backfield of the opposing offenses and creating big plays for the Cardinals defense. Gillotte finished his four-year career with an eye-popping 41 tackles for loss to go along with 26.5 sacks. AdvertisementThe edge rusher’s explosive strength should translate nicely to the next level. “I feel like power has been something that’s a good base for me,” Gillotte said.

2 days ago | wivb.com | Carl Jones

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Lathan Ransom plays like he was shot out of a cannon. The safety from Ohio State played in nearly 60 games during his five-year college career in Columbus. 2024 was his best season. Ransom was a third team all-American posting some impressive numbers. The hard-hitting defensive back had 76 tackles, nine tackles for loss with one sack and an interception. His biggest strength is helping stop the run, but he’s also solid against the pass.