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PFF Predictive Big Board, headlined by Clemson‘s Peter Woods.

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Here’s a breakdown of what each top interior defender brings to the table, along with the areas they’ll need to refine at the next level. For the full ranking of draft prospects, along with their three-year player grades and position rankings, click here.

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DI1. Peter Woods, Clemson

PFF Predictive Big Board Rank:13

Strengths

Rare flexibility and natural athleticism for his size
Has experience and success rushing from two-point and three-point stances
Alignment versatility from nose to 5-technique
No false steps out of his stance
Explosive first step
Maintains low pad level before making contact
Can make tight corners when shedding/passing blockers
Impressive balance and change of direction at his weight

Weaknesses

Appears to have shorter arms
Relies heavily on speed-to-power pass rush. Could be more technical with finesse

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DI2. Caleb Banks, Florida

PFF Predictive Big Board Rank:17

Strengths

Has the frame/build to play both 3-4 defensive end and 4-3 defensive tackle
Powerful player. Club move has good violence to it
Stack-and-shed is quick and efficient in run defense
Can hold his ground well against single blocks and even combos

Weaknesses

Pass rush is based on gap-shooting more than hand usage (but he is getting better)
Doesn't turn the tightest corner when executing a rip move
Sometimes too reliant on upper-body strength and forgets importance of leverage
Slower pursuit to the ball if outside the pocket