Kenny Lawler Scouting Report

Kenny Lawler WR California #4

Strengths: 6’2″, 195. Ideal height. Quick footwork and can escape press coverage without needing to be physical. More quick than he is fast. Can make guys miss after the catch. Elite athleticism and has a knack for the acrobatic catch. Shows flashes of explosive cuts in his routes.

Weaknesses: Has the height but doesn’t use it. Plays like a much smaller receiver who relies primarily on athleticism rather than size. Plays like a speed receiver but doesn’t have an elite second gear. Makes great catches but also has some ugly drops on his resume. Can be explosive in his routes but also gets lazy and rounds off his routes. Will stand around when he’s not involved in the play.

Overview: You can get sucked into the Lawler hype if you only watch his highlight videos, but a more thorough investigation of his talents turns up many flaws. The elite tools are there in flashes, but he just isn’t a consistent, polished product and there are some lazy tendencies in his game. I won’t be at all shocked if he develops into a quality No. 1 or No. 2 receiver in the NFL, but there’s a major bust factor with Lawler as a prospect. He’ll almost certainly land on Day 2 because of his upside, but I would feel much more comfortable landing him in the 4th round.

Kenny Lawler scouting report


Rank
Player
Position
School
Grade
1<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/02/corey-coleman-scouting-report/">Corey Coleman</a>WRBaylor94
2<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/01/28/laquon-treadwell-scouting-report/">Laquon Treadwell</a>WROle Miss92
3<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/09/braxton-miller-scouting-report-2/">Braxton Miller</a>WROhio State89
4<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/02/michael-thomas-scouting-report/">Michael Thomas</a>WROhio State89
5<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/10/will-fuller-scouting-report//">Will Fuller</a>WRNotre Dame86
6<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/14/sterling-shepard-scouting-report/">Sterling Shepard</a>WROklahoma84
7<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/03/tyler-boyd-scouting-report/">Tyler Boyd</a>WRPittsburgh82
8<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/08/josh-doctson-scouting-report/">Josh Doctson</a>WRTCU82
9<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/14/pharoh-cooper-scouting-report/">Pharoh Cooper</a>WRSouth Carolina77
10<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/14/rashard-higgins-scouting-report/">Rashard Higgins</a>WRColorado State74
11<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/14/kenny-lawler-scouting-report/">Kenny Lawler</a>WRCalifornia69
12<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/08/derunnya-wilson-scouting-report/">De'Runnya Wilson</a>WRMississippi State69
13<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/14/aaron-burbridge-scouting-report/">Aaron Burbridge</a>WRMichigan State68
14<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/12/leonte-carroo-scouting-report/">Leonte Carroo</a>WRRutgers65
15<a href="http://www.draftace.com/2016/02/14/thomas-duarte-scouting-report/">Thomas Duarte</a>WRUCLA65
16Tajae SharpeWRMassachusetts
17Roger LewisWRBowling Green
18Bralon AddisonWROregon
19Cayleb JonesWRArizona
20Jordan PaytonWRUCLA
21Daniel BravermanWRWestern Michigan
22Paul McRobertsWRSE Missouri State
23D.J. FosterWRArizona State
24K.J. MayeWRMinnesota
25Keyarris GarrettWRTulsa
26Alex EricksonWRWisconsin
27Mike ThomasWRSouthern Miss
28Charone PeakeWRClemson
29Demarcus AyersWRHouston
30Byron MarshallWROregon
31Dom WilliamsWRWashington State
32Kolby ListenbeeWRTCU
33Chris BrownWRNotre Dame
34D'haquille WilliamsWRAuburn
35Malcolm MitchellWRGeorgia
36Jordan WilliamsWRBall State
37Nelson SpruceWRColorado
38MarQuez NorthWRTennessee
39Kenneth ScottWRUtah
40Cody CoreWROle Miss
41Mekale McKayWRCincinnati
42Chris MooreWRCincinnati
43Devon CajusteWRStanford
44Trevone BoykinWRTCU
45Jalin MarshallWROhio State
46Hunter SharpWRUtah State
47Jamaal JonesWRMontana
48Geronimo AllisonWRIllinois
49Jaydon MickensWRWashington
50Quinshad DavisWRNorth Carolina