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From NFL.com:
Sources Tell Us "Grady will take you on a ride when he gets into you. I think grades on him will really vary since the only real fit for him is in a 1-gap 4-3 defense on the nose. Teams will beat him up over his size, but someone is going to get a good football player with him." -- NFC North scout
Bottom Line
Jarrett is built like a refrigerator, but he's hardly a stationary player. He lacks the overall size to be considered as a nose by most base 3-4 teams, but he's a perfect shade-nose fit for teams looking for a disruptor in a one-gap, penetrating front.
Brugler:
SUMMARY: A barrel-chested bowling ball, Jarrett didn’t have the production of Vic Beasley or Stephone Anthony in Clemson’s front-seven, but the coaches say he was the glue of the Tigers’ defense – nonstop hustler with the desire, training habits and attitude to out-work everyone in the locker room. He grew up around the NFL game and benefited from the tutelage of his father (Jessie Tuggle) and adopted uncle (Ray Lewis). He has a “little tea cup” skill-set (short and stout) with a wrestling background, using his initial quickness, natural leverage and pad level to attack gaps and win angles. Jarrett is limited to a one-gap scheme and lacks the brute strength to overwhelm blockers, but projects as a poor man’s Aaron Donald, shooting gaps and disrupting the backfield – fits best as a three-technique defensive tackle in a four-man front.