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With the 54th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns have selected defensive tackle Michael Hall out of Ohio State. Hall, a native of Streetsboro, Ohio, joins the Browns after a standout collegiate career. During his time with the Buckeyes, Hall earned third-team All-Big Ten honors in 2023 and recorded 2.0 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks in 12 games (7 starts). In 2022, he registered 7.5 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks in 12 games (5 starts). Hall will now have the opportunity to contribute to the Browns’ strong defensive line under head coach Kevin Stefanski and defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz.

Defensive tackle Mike Hall Jr. is eager to embark on his professional football career and showcase his unwavering discipline and dedication. Despite the distractions surrounding the NFL Draft process, Hall remains focused on his ultimate goal. In an interview sponsored by GilletteLabs, P&G, and Meijer, Hall expressed his readiness to work hard and contribute to the team that selects him.

Kris Jenkins, the talented defensive tackle from the University of Michigan, was recently interviewed by our team. Jenkins shared his excitement for the NFL draft and expressed his gratitude to Bounty, P&G, and Meijer for making the interview possible. He also discussed his legacy as the son of two former NFL players and his readiness for the challenges of professional football. Jenkins’s enthusiasm and personality shine through in the interview, making him a standout player to watch in the upcoming draft. His father and uncle both played in the NFL, giving him a unique perspective on the professional game. Don’t miss this exclusive interview with one of the most promising players in college football.

Ohio State defensive tackle Michael Hall Jr. expressed his enthusiasm for the possibility of being drafted by his hometown team, the Cleveland Browns. Hall, who grew up in Northeast Ohio, would be thrilled to remain close to home and contribute to the team he grew up cheering for. Despite strong interest from the Browns, Hall remains grateful for the opportunity to be drafted regardless of the team. With the Browns’ need for interior pass rushers and Hall’s impressive production at Ohio State, the likelihood of the Browns selecting him in the second round remains high.

The Chicago Bears are set to make their first-round pick on Thursday night at the NFL Draft in Detroit, and the team has been evaluating players at three positions of need: receiver, defensive line, and left tackle. Although quarterback Anthony Richardson is projected to go first overall, it is unclear whether the Bears will use their No. 9 pick to select a player at one of their targeted positions. General manager Ryan Poles has acknowledged that the decision will be difficult, but he has hinted that the team is considering all options, including the possibility of trading down to acquire more picks. The Bears currently have four draft picks, the lowest number in the NFL this year.

In a significant development, Michigan State redshirt junior defensive tackle Derrick Harmon has re-entered the NCAA Transfer Portal after initially withdrawing his name in December. He is the ninth player from the Spartans’ roster to enter the portal during the current spring transfer window.

Rams defensive tackle Kobie Turner will face a new challenge in his second season as he steps into the leading role vacated by retired star Aaron Donald. Turner vows to resist pressure and maintain his successful mindset, focusing on daily improvement and guidance from coach Sean McVay. In his rookie year, Turner showcased his talent, and his performance without Donald will be crucial for the Rams’ success in 2024.