The Saints hosted Mason Graham for a visit on Friday.
By Kyle Besson - Athlon Sports
The New Orleans Saints could add a top defensive talent with their ninth overall pick.
The Saints hosted Michigan Wolverines defensive tackle Mason Graham for a visit on Friday, per NewOrleans.Football's Nick Underhill.
Graham, 6-foot-3 and 296 pounds, totaled 9 career sacks and 18 tackles for loss through his three-year career. During his time at Michigan, Graham has accumulated a variety of awards, earning unanimous All-American in 2024, First-Team All-Big Ten in 2023 and 2024, Freshman All-American in 2022, and was a finalist for the Bednarik award in 2024.
Graham is projected to be the first defensive tackle taken and second defensive lineman off the board after Penn State's Abdul Carter. While Graham's numbers don't stick out, NFL scouts are betting on the All-American's size and athleticism.
The former Wolverine's defensive tackle wins in the trenches with his elite quick first step and his high motor. While his short 32" arms are a big disadvantage, Graham outworks his opponent to win his rep. ...
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