While the former Steeler is limited in coverage, he’s carved out a nine-year career as a quality two-down backer and a human battering ram whose game is worth taking a deeper dive into.

With a steel battering ram welded to it, the tipper truck looked like something out of Mad Max. And it was being driven straight at the wall of the Armaguard security depot in Weaste, Salford.

Here’s what NFL.com’s draft expert Lance Zierlein had to say about Hampton in his scouting report: High-volume battering ram with a three-ingredient recipe of size, strength and aggression.

“When (Gordon) gets going downhill he becomes a battering ram, slamming through tackles and adding tough yards after contact,” Zierlein wrote. “He’s good in the screen game and could ...