Rangy, downhill linebacker with recruiting pedigree who turned a rotational freshman year into a 76-tackle breakout as Florida's signal-caller in the middle. Graham (a top-51 national recruit) added two sacks and four breakups in 2025, showing he can drop into coverage and trigger on the run with equal comfort. He is the defense's best young front-seven piece and the arrow points up. However, the splash-play rate is still developing and the resume is one full productive season deep, so the projection leans on continued growth rather than a finished body of work. What you want in 2026 is the impact play — a sack-and-takeaway jump — to match the tackle volume. Two years of productive SEC reps and a rising role make him a legitimate draft prospect climbing the board, with a mid-round trajectory if the playmaking catches up to the production.