Grey Zabel, an All-American offensive tackle from North Dakota State University, recently visited the Houston Texans as a potential first-round draft pick. Zabel, who also has a visit scheduled with the Detroit Lions, showcased his skills at the Senior Bowl and impressed scouts at the NFL scouting combine with his strength and athleticism.
Standing at 6-foot-6 and weighing 312 pounds, Zabel has proven himself as a versatile player who can excel at various positions on the offensive line. A first-team All-American and All-Missouri Valley Conference selection, he started every game at left tackle for the national champions.
In an interview at the combine, Zabel expressed his eagerness to learn and grow as a player while also emphasizing his competitive drive to contribute on the field. He highlighted the importance of understanding the different responsibilities that come with playing multiple positions on the offensive line and being prepared to step up wherever needed.
As Zabel continues his journey towards the NFL draft, he remains focused on honing his skills and making the most of every opportunity to showcase his talent. With the support of experienced veterans and a strong work ethic, Zabel is ready to take on the challenges that come with transitioning from college football to the professional level.
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