In this podcast episode, we analyzed the top interior pass rushers in the 2023 NFL Draft. We discussed seven promising prospects, including Jalen Carter from Georgia, Bryan Breese from Clemson, Mazi Smith from Michigan, Calijah Kancey from Pittsburgh, Siaki Ika from Baylor, Tuli Tuipulotu from USC, and Keion White from Georgia Tech. We examined each player's strengths and weaknesses, college performance, and potential fit with the Los Angeles Chargers. We highlighted their physical attributes, technique, and ability to disrupt the quarterback's pocket. Jalen Carter, with his quickness and explosiveness, is a versatile defensive lineman who can play multiple positions. Bryan Breese, an impressive athlete, is known for his speed and power. Mazi Smith is a disruptive force with his strength and agility, while Calijah Kancey is a powerful, hard-hitting defender with impressive hand usage. Siaki Ika's brute strength and size make him a difficult player to move off the line, while Tuli Tuipulotu's quick hands and ability to get low to the ground make him a formidable opponent. Finally, Keion White, with his impressive burst and agility, is a promising prospect who could develop into a productive pass rusher at the next level. Overall, these seven players are among the most promising interior pass rushers in the 2023 NFL Draft, and we look forward to seeing how they will perform in the upcoming season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices