Penn State edge rusher Chop Robinson recently revealed the origin of his nickname "Chop," which derived from his childhood nickname "Pork Chop" given by his mother due to his birth weight of 14 pounds. As the third youngest of 10 children, Robinson adjusted his nickname as he grew older and slimmer, shortening it to Chop.

Lions lineage continues with former NFL defensive lineman Luther Elliss paving the way for his sons to follow in his footsteps. Jonah Elliss, one of Luther's 12 children, aspires to make his mark in the NFL, alongside his older brothers Kaden and Christian. Jonah's impressive stats with 12.0 sacks and 16.0 tackles for loss at Utah last season position him as a Day 2 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. Expressing his determination to uphold the family legacy, Jonah stated his commitment on Tuesday.

Defensive tackle Byron Murphy II, standing at 6-1 and weighing 308 pounds, is among the top prospects projected to be selected in April's NFL Draft. Murphy, known for his prowess in sacking quarterbacks and tackling runners, expressed a desire to contribute to the offense if granted the opportunity by an NFL team. With a background playing running back, Murphy showcased his versatility by scoring 1-yard touchdowns when given the chance to touch the ball on offense during his time at Texas. His unique skill set and ambition to be involved on both sides of the field make him a standout player to watch in the upcoming draft.