We continue our coverage of the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis and... Hold on. It's been five minutes since we talked to an Ohio State guy. Okay. More of them. Caden McDonnell. Ohio State. Defensive linemen joins us now. Caden, how are you? I'm doing great. Bless to be here. Man, I mean, I'm glad to have you here. First off, so everybody knows, Caden wants to be one of, he wants to be behind the mic when his football career is over. Yes, sir. So this is an audition for him. I told him he better show up, right? So we'll see what you got here. Let's do it. All right. First one is, let's go to the videotape. Can I call you Scooby? You can. I can't. Yeah, you call me Scooby. Scooby-Doo here. This guy's like into the community.

Look at my man here, Scooby at the can. I can. Yeah, you call me. Scooby do here. This guy's like into the community.

Look at my man here, Scooby at the Ronald McDonald's house.

That's really cool.

So tell us, like, how did that come about? Just really. being a kid like myself, you know, I wanted to help out the community

and just, you know, going in, popping in every other day, going in with the kids,

just really being around the kids, just making them happy because, you know, they're going to do things. Like, I'm taking on double team, but that's not harder than, you know, what they're going through. So just really being there, and every time I get a chance to go back, you know, I always will. Yeah, cool. Good for you, man. Can we put that back up?

Because I need to make a point here.

Yeah.

We're talking to a guy who is 6336.

How in the world do they make a Scooby-Doo?

It's a little tight around the shoulders.

That big.

And we can't see the top of Scooby's face because his head so big, so it didn't get pulled down there. That's custom made right there? Yeah, let's say like a delivery, a special delivery for Halloween. So, the Scooby, I love the Scooby snacks. That's where I grew up on, so that's where I got the idea from. Okay, okay. All right, so what age were you when you realized you were a big, big effort? And you just realized, damn, I'm big and I'm bigger than the rest of the kids. I'll say elementary school, like in fifth grade, like when I was playing Tug of War, just being a bigger kid. And I, like, forever just, you know, at first I didn't want to be a big kid, but where I am today, now I understand why I was a big kid.

And shout out to my mom for feeding me all those good meals. Oh, man. Oh, tell me, tell me what's mom's best meal? Like, if you go home and mom's making you a meal, what do you want? What do you say, mom, make this for me? You know, you can got to go with the collard greens, cornbread, and the little tomato stuff.

You know, I like the jerk chicken and rice.

Okay. Make this for me. You know, you've got to go with the collard greens, cornbread, and the little tomato stuff.

You know, I like the jerk chicken and rice.

Okay. Anything, for real. Whatever, she cooked spaghetti. It can be regular. Anything. Okay. All right. Yeah, I had a feeling appetite wasn't one of your problems in life. No, no. Kate was the first team

All-American and the Big Ten

defensive linemen of

the year.

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