Kenneth Grant

Grant (6’4/331) is a mountain of a defensive tackle with the movement ability of a man 70 pounds lighter. He joined fellow Michigan DT Mason Graham to create turmoil in Big Ten backfields, recording 50 pressures with 22 stops and a 9.4% win rate. His elite 88th percentile run defense grade showcases the overall dominance we’ve seen from him at the college level. He ran a 1.72s 10-yard split (82nd percentile) with a 31” vert (81st percentile) but poor agility drills and 22 bench reps (37th percentile) brought down his 7.18 Relative Athletic Score. Grant has the torque to plow through double teams, packaged with heat seeking closing speed that is certifiably predatory. Sturdy enough at the point of attack to hold blocks and disengage, but also smart enough to sniff out screens and counters. Grant has the ideal profile for a dependable run-stopping nose tackle who can add some punch in passing situations when called upon.