Dallas Cowboys' first round rookie Tyler Booker shows his inner psycho in viral clip that perfectly describes him

Tyler Booker was very clear from the night the Dallas Cowboys drafted him in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft: He's looking for violence. 

"People wake up, they're like, 'I can't wait to play this football game today,'" Booker told Bleacher Report in April. "They get so excited to play football until they come across Tyler Booker. Then when I'm going after you — quarter after quarter, play after play, series after series — and I start to see that love leave their eyes. That's what makes me love the game."

Well, Booker's competitiveness doesn't discriminate. He'll go after you if you're a player in the SEC, FCS, NFL. . . or in Saturday's case, a young kid partaking in his Tyler Booker Youth Football Camp. 

During the weekend, Booker posted a clip that's already been viewed over one million times. In it, he's running a drill at the same time as a player on his fourth annual camp at Hopkins School at his hometown New Haven, Connecticut. 

The drill—consisting of running back and forth while needing to crouch to reach down and touch the line—ends in Booker straight up shoving the middle school or high school player into the ground.