like he'd shrug off an edge rusher.

While the Ole Miss offensive tackle won't be the first of all names called Tunsil will undoubtedly be the first drafted among four Mississippi players who hope to be first round picks Thursday night at the Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University.

Ole Miss defensive tackle Robert Nkemdiche and wide receiver Laquon Treadwell - a Chicago area native - and Mississippi State defensive tackle Chris Jones are also in town.

All four participated in a youth football clinic put on by the NFL today.

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Tunsil also made some non-football news Wednesday when it was learned he's the subject of a lawsuit filed by his stepfather Lindsey Miller.Their differences stem back to last summer when Miller's allegations set in motion a series of events that culminated with Tunsil's seven-game suspension handed down by the NCAA.

"He filed a lawsuit? I didn't know that. I didn't know he was going to bring that to the media's attention. I'm not going to speak on that," Tunsil said.

For months Tunsil was projected to go No. 1 as the Titans held the first pick. He's not expected to wait long for the call, but the earliest he'll be taken might be by the Chargers with the third pick.

"It's a part of the game. They didn't want the pick. I'm human, and it hurt. It happens," he said.

Former NFL coach Steve Mariucci, now an analyst with the league's TV network, says