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NFL DRAFT RANKINGS: Top Defensive Tackles and Day 3 Sleepers // Browns BIG Draft Decisions

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Caleb Banks is 6-foot-6, 327 pounds with the longest wingspan in combine history.

1. Locked On NFL Six Pack focuses on NFL Draft rankings for defensive tackles and a Browns draft decision involving pick No. 6 and No. 24. 2. Brian Peacock and Matt Williamson host the show, and Williamson provides the player rankings while Peacock presses him on team-fit and draft value. 3. The episode asks whether the 2026 defensive tackle class has a true star or just a set of useful body types for specific schemes. 4. Williamson says the class is not great, and he even says it would not shock him if no defensive tackle goes in the first round. 5. Caleb Banks is Williamson’s top player, and Peacock adds that Banks measured 6-foot-6 and 327 pounds with huge hands and long arms. 6. Banks also comes with major injury questions because he played only two or three games after a broken foot and then broke his foot again at the combine. 7. The hosts compare Banks to Chris Jones, Javon Kinlaw, and Alfred Collins while debating whether the size and movement are worth the risk. 8. Peter Woods draws the most uncertainty because he measured 6-foot-2.5 and 298 pounds, then skipped the 40-yard dash at Clemson’s pro day because of a hamstring issue. 9. Williamson says Woods does not look like a great athlete, does not have great jumps, and does not have the size that would usually offset those concerns. 10. Lee Hunter, Caden McDonald, and other nose tackle types come up as players who can eat space but may not change games enough for a first-round pick. 11. Williamson calls Caden McDonald a late-first-round type who can bull-rush a 290-pound center and collapse the pocket. 12. Peacock compares McDonald’s value to the Texans’ style of defense and asks whether a dominant run stuffer can be worth a premium pick in a low-snap role. 13. Dominique Orange and Dante Corleone enter the discussion as larger nose tackles whose value may depend heavily on scheme and role. 14. Williamson says Orange is more of a third-round player to the right scheme, while Corleone was the sixth name he nearly slotted into the rankings. 15. The sleeper discussion highlights RaySean Benny from Michigan, Zane Durant from Penn State, Grayson Halton from Oklahoma, Caleb Proctor from Southeastern Louisiana, and Christian Miller from Georgia. 16. Durant’s 4.75 forty, 1.66 10-yard split, and 290-pound frame stand out as the kind of explosive testing that can turn a rotational pass rusher into a day-two target. 17. The tone is scouting-heavy and argumentative, with both hosts using concrete measurements, pro-day notes, and scheme examples rather than broad labels. 18. The format is a back-and-forth ranking show with a later mailbag section that shifts into the Browns and draft-trade rule discussion. 19. Listeners who follow NFL Draft trenches and roster-building. 20. Listeners expecting team-by-team mock drafts or offense-only talk.

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