Carter is one of the more intriguing prospects in his class and has one of the highest upsides. With a next-level frame, he shows solid movement skills and enough strength to affect the game in both phases.

His elite grip strength and consistent hand placement allow him to control engagements. The play is over if he finds a way to get his hands on you. He can also create movement with his running back, like leg churn. This combination of upper- and lower-body movement naturally creates mismatches on the line of scrimmage. On top of his physical gifts, Carter shows competitive spirit and pride on every rep. Consistently playing through the whistle and looking to assert his will against his opponent.

This is my first look at Grace, who has started to emerge from James Clemens. He is now up to around 6’3 290, and an obvious IOL projection. He is an explosive player who is quick off the line and uses that first step to stun and stall defenders. He fights hard with his hands, and while sometimes his feet may leave the ground, he has the pad level and natural leverage to correct that and effortlessly move people. He flashes a mean streak, taking advantage of the opportunities to knock defenders off their feet. Grace has tackled on a few D1 offers this offseason.