Rookie defensive lineman Mason Graham's tenure with the Browns got off to a rocky start. On the second day of Cleveland's rookie minicamp, the No. 5 overall pick threw up during the workout, prompting early criticism from fans and analysts.

North Ktisap's Teegan DeVries and North Mason's Adrianna Tupolo accumulated numerous honors as three-sport athletes.

He hasn't been with the Browns long, but rookie defensive tackle Mason Graham is already drawing rave reviews from defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz

Alister Vallejo, a 6'3", 310lb junior, is drawing comparisons to Mason Graham due to his physicality and movement skills. Is Vallejo the next big defensive line star?

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Browns DC Jim Schwartz has coached a lot of top-tier interior linemen throughout his three-decade-long NFL career. There was Ndamukong Suh with the Detroit Lions, Albert Haynesworth with the Tennessee Titans, Fletcher Cox with the Eagles, and Marcell Dareus with the Bills, just to name a few.

No player will have a bigger impact on defensive tackle Mason Graham than Cleveland Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett.

The Browns thought highly enough of Mason Graham to make the defensive lineman the fifth overall pick in this year's draft, but they still think there's more room for him to grow as a pro player.

In just eight appearances last season, Hall managed eight tackles and a sack. Pairing him with Graham could create nightmares for opposing offensive lines. What’s really intriguing is Graham’s versatility — Schwartz might even experiment with him rushing from the edge opposite Garrett in certain packages, creating matchup problems across the line.

Blade joined edge rusher Tariq Boney on the defensive line with the Wolverines busy restocking a team that lost tackles Mason Graham and Kenneth Grant to the NFL draft this past April.

The Cleveland Browns traded away their No. 2 pick on draft night, but they still ended up with one of the best prospects in Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham.