Four year starter, Lynwood, WA. Only started one game in 2024 and then missed the entire season with a torn MCL. Enters his second season as the starting center at Texas A&M after starting at guard in 2023. Last season he showed no ill effects from the knee. A big bodied center, he has ideal length and bulk for an interior offensive lineman. From all accounts, Nabou has shown quality leadership and has brought stability to the Aggies’ offensive line. Last season he gave up 12 quarterback pressures and 0 sacks allowed. Can play all three offensive line positions. Gathers under control, and runs his feet well. Gets movement on run blocks when he latches on. Has solid feet in pass protection and is quick to help when uncovered. Makes good adjustments on protection schemes. The ability to run block needs to grow. Being able to stay on the defender and move his feet is a trait that can still be developed. Sinks a bit too deep which hampers his ability to redirect. Needs to keep his head up for late dogs. Needs to play stronger with his upper body. A late round draft choice based on his current playing status which can escalate this season.