Clemson's monster in the middle, Peter Woods, is an elite defensive line prospect and is prepared to dominate college football in 2025.

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Welcome back to the Lockdown NFL Draft Podcasts, your daily podcast, covering your favorite draft prospects, part of the Lockdown Podcast Network, your team every day.

I'm your boy, Damien Parson.

I'm an NFL draft analyst with Bleacher Report.

That's my guy,

Keith Sanchez. He is the director of scouting with the Draft Network and 2019 national champion with those LSU. Tigers. And as always, thank you for making locked on NFL draft.

You first listen today and everyday shot for being our every dayers. Guys, we're going to the

interior defensive line of summer scouting, starting with the big dog himself.

Boy, big cat, however you want to call him, Peter Woods with those Clemson Tigers.

We're going to talk.

Go down to Alabama, Tim Keenan, the third, and then Aaron Graves, aka I call him the grave digger.

And I'll tell you why in just a little bit.

But let's start with Peter Woods with Clemson 6-3-315 pounds.

This is a grown man if I've ever seen one, Keith playing the interior defensive lines position,

a grown man who's a true junior at that, no red shirt year. He's played both freshman

and sophomore years in 6 3 315 uh statistically

4 qb hits 3 sacks 13 pressures per pff on what they charted him for when i watched the tape of

this dude he he's so disruptive and like how to put this physically like yes they're 100% um and it's also because

i believe they changed defensive coordinators at clemson west goodwin who i wasn't the biggest

fan of he's gone he's gone and i'm not going to lie i I'm kind of happy for it simply for Peter Woods.

He was a line that Peter Woods everywhere.

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