Chris McClellan, Missouri Tigers, DT - News, Stats, Bio

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Team	Conf	Overall
MISS	7-1	13-2
UGA	7-1	12-2
TXAM	7-1	11-2
BAMA	7-1	11-4
TEXAS	6-2	10-3
OKLA	6-2	10-3
VANDY	6-2	10-3
MIZZOU	4-4	8-5
TENN	4-4	8-5
LSU	3-5	7-6
UK	2-6	5-7
FLA	2-6	4-8
AUBURN	1-7	5-7
MISSST	1-7	5-8
SC	1-7	4-8
ARK	0-8	2-10

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Summary

Chris McClellan is a stout interior defender with a high floor as a run defender and a limited ceiling as a pass rusher. In the right scheme, he could develop into an every-down player, but he may otherwise settle into a role-specific rotational spot.

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2025: Missouri defense limited Ty Simpson to 200 passing yards
2024-25: Only FBS player weighing 320+ pounds with 8+ sacks and 30+ pressures

Strengths

Good mass and low center of gravity; difficult for blockers to recover once he gains leverage.
Draws double teams and shows strong play strength at the point of attack.
Does a good job stacking and shedding blockers while staying disciplined in his gap.

Weaknesses