compact, physical Tennessee DT who flashed real toughness
McGlothlin was a 6-0, 290-pound defensive tackle for Tennessee, and his profile reads like a classic interior plug-and-play body: compact build, short-area power, and enough nastiness to hold the point and fight through traffic. Tennessee’s career stats page shows he logged 14 total tackles in 2006 after contributing in prior seasons, which fits a role built more on leverage and disruption than headline numbers. He’s the kind of lineman coaches trust for effort, interior resistance, and veteran steadiness—good fit if your team wants a gritty inside presence rather than a stat-sheet star.
