Eastern Washington University Athletics

2019: Listed as a starter at left offensive guard on the preseason depth chart.

2018: Played in all 15 Eagle games. Eastern finished as the only school to rank in the top 20 in the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision in total offense, rushing and passing. The Eagles averaged 528.2 yards on offense to rank third in FCS, including 255.9 rushing (10th) and 272.3 passing (20th). Eastern was also ranked fourth in scoring (43.1). En route to a 12-3 finish overall and runner-up finish in the NCAA Division I Championship Game, the Eagles as a team finished the 2018 season with a school-record 6.62 average per rush on the season to break the previous record of 6.41 set in 2001. The Eagles set team records for rushing yards (3,839) and rushing touchdowns (41).

2017: Played in a total of 10 games as a backup guard/center and on special teams. He helped Eastern rank fifth in FCS in total offense (476.7 per game), and was also eighth in passing (320.5), 14th in scoring (34.5) and 11th in third down conversions (46.1 percent).

2016: Played sparingly as a non-lettering squad member.

2015: Redshirted.

HS: Graduated from Troy HS in 2015. He was one of 15 finalists for the 3A/2A/1A North Idaho Player of the Year in football following his senior season. Gram was a first team 1A All-State selection in Idaho as both an offensive and defensive lineman in 2014. He was also an All-Whitepine League first team selection as an offensive and defensive lineman. His high school team played eight-man football, and his blocking helped clear the way for running back Kellen Hoskins to rush for nearly 2,000 yards on the season. On defense, Gram was credited with 62 tackles and 11 sacks. As a junior in 2013, Gram was a first team 1A All-State selection as an offensive lineman and was a second team pick as a defensive lineman. He lettered three years in football and in 2015 earned his fourth varsity letter in baseball.

Personal: Communication studies and interdisciplinary studies major. Born 8/23/97 in Moscow, Idaho. Parents are Walter and Jena Gram.