I was scrolling 247's 2028 recruit rankings and saw a name at the top I didn't recognize — Kameron McGee. I turned on his sophomore film at Brother Rice in Chicago. Definitely impressed. In this video, I break down exactly why the 6'4", 245 lb edge rusher is rated where he is: the rare length (35.5" arms according to his Hudl profile, which would be 97th percentile at the combine), the short-area quickness to flash across an offensive tackle's face at the last second and attack either shoulder, and the ankle flexibility to plant and redirect back toward the quarterback at the top of the arc. I also use Dylan Stewart's film to show what that short-area quickness looks like at the college level — and what the ankle flexion difference means when it comes to converting pressure into sacks. Kameron McGee hasn't played his best football yet. That's  ...