They said it: Packers talk CB Brandon Cisse, DL Chris McClellan

Owen on chip on his shoulder: "You can feel the chip on his shoulder when you talk to him. About getting overlooked at South Carolina, coming full circle, then really helped his team and that defense get to another level. You can tell he still has that chip on his shoulder."

Hendrickson: "He desperately wanted to be a Green Bay Packer...his play style. He's willing to tackle, he can cover, he can put his hands on people, just another guy who needs football."

DL Chris McClellan

Gutekunst: "He played in the SEC. He's a huge man. Has excellent length. I think for me, the combination of being able to play the nose, the three, and actually rush the passer. There's a lot of these guys that don't do that. He can. And that set him apart a little bit for us."

Gutekunst: "First of all, 6-4, 315 pounds. Can stop the run, he holds his ground very, very well. Very good pass rusher, can play up and down the line. Very versatile, which we like very much. Played in the SEC. Young player, proven already at a very high level at college. He's going to be a good fit here."

Gutekunst: "Plays hard, played a lot snaps. Up over 67 percent. And he did everything. Not one of those guys who came off the field a lot on third down, played a lot, and he can rush the passer. Tremendous upside."

Hendrickson: "Really checked a lot of boxes since the middle of the season through the all-star process. A guy, the more you watched, the more he grew on you...Big man, good length, he's got a really good tag. He can do a lot of things, a lot of versatility he'll be able to bring our defense."

Hendrickson: "He certainly can (play the nose). The thing I like the most about Chris is the versatility. He can play the nose, he can play the three, in some of base, he can play the big end stuff. Even though he's four years in college, he's just scratching the surface."

Hendrickson on disruptive ability: "It's partly his length, but he's got a really good first step, and he's got a disruptive way about him when he presses an edge, he's hard to handle."

Hendrickson: "One of the biggest things that stood out about Chris, was every time you turned on SEC offenses, and they were playing against Missouri, you always saw this guy out there, and I'm like, 'Who is that? Oh, there he is.'"

Hendrickson on McClellan's 11-inch hands: "When he gets his hands on people, he's able to create separation. And then move people. There's no doubt. It's one of his assets."

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