Oklahoma defensive tackle, Grayson Halton, being like Devante Wyatt and Javon Hargrave is a feature, not a bug for the Packers.

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We are here, Locked- Lockdown Packers with another episode of

Goody's Guys this time, Oklahoma defensive tackle, Grayson Halton. And of course, we are so

glad you are here on Locked On Packers, the number one sports podcast network. We hope you

like starting your day with us as much as we like starting our day with you. We're going to

dig into

Grayson Halton's fit on the Green Bay Packers, but let's start with the player. This is a

six two and a half, 293 pound defensive tackle. That would be light for the Packers. And I

understand that, though at six, two and and a half I think that frame is more

workable in terms of the density we've talked about with receivers with corners for this Packers

team he just turned 22 and was a captain at Oklahoma a 9.7 relative athletic score. He was and is the kind of twitched up athlete with power,

with speed, with agility that the Packers tend to like at this position. Nine sacks and

46 hurries the last two seasons combined. The length is, okay, 31-inch arms. He was, according to the

pro football focus numbers, an elite run defender, despite not being the biggest guy. And part of that

is because he's extremely disruptive. He will shoot gaps. He will use speed to power to push

offensive linemen into the backfield, had a 10.4

pass rush win rate, which is well above average. I like that he's a well-proportioned body type.

He's not someone that's holding all the weight in his midsection or all the weight in his

lower body. He is well-proportioned. That first step that I talked about. That used to be the J. Von Hargrave

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