Prospect Profile

Episode 29 takes on Texas A&M center Erik McCoy, who had a couple of great games blocking against incredible competition in Alabama and Clemson and Iowa safety Amani Hooker who is one of the smartest, instinctual defensive players in the draft but has some athletic shortcomings that could really affect him in the NFL.

On Episode 26, Lawrence talks Nebraska wideout Stanley Morgan Jr. who may just be the best overall, polished route runner in this entire receiver class. Then, he analyzes lengthy Michigan St. CB Justin Layne who gives receivers fits in press coverage with his long arms but has some notable deficiencies in other types of coverage.

We finally wrap up NFL Combine coverage with Day 4 of the on field drills which saw the defensive backs show off some of their elite athleticism, such as Juan Thornhill's incredible jump out of the gym type of numbers on the vertical and broad jump. Lawrence also sums up the wild ride that has been the 2019 Combine as a whole at the end of the show and goes over some of the big standout moments from this year's event.

The third day of Combine coverage from Prospect Profile covers the DL and LB groups, featuring some testing results from Montez Sweat, Quinnen Williams, Devin White, and more that have to be seen to be believed! Will Jachai Polite recover from his really rough day at the combine? 

Prospect Profile continues with Day 2 of Combine coverage! Ole Miss's D.K. Metcalf having one of the best combines for a receiver his size in recent memory, the Iowa tight ends Fant and Hockenson absolutely dominating their position drills/athletic testing, some hilarious 2nd positions some prospects were asked to workout for, and much much more!

Lawrence covers the first day of on field drills at the 2019 NFL Scouting Combine which saw running backs and offensive linemen participate and he goes over which guys did more for themselves and which guys hurt themselves.

This week, we cover the big physical NC State receiver Kelvin Harmon and how his ability to box out defenders with his size/strength makes him a constant threat to move the chains. We also cover Florida's Jachai Polite and how his lateral quickness is some of the best of all the edge defenders in this class while some of his "Run support issues" have been totally blown out of proportion and we debunk that on this episode.

In Episode 18, Lawrence discusses Ole Miss walk on tight end Dawson Knox and how he is a key example of "Scout the traits, not the college production" credo and what he could become if he reaches the potential offered by his physical tools. Then Lawrence dives into Central Michigan's Sean Bunting whose great length for a corner and his ability to jam up receivers is at times overshadowed by his lack of presence in run support.

For the second week in a row, Lawrence covers another college football all star game in the 2019 Senior Bowl! Listen to who he thought did well for themselves in the game and practices and improved their stock including Texas DL Charles Omenihu. Also included is a rant about a stretch of below average quarterback play throughout the game.

On this episode, Lawrence covers the 2019 East/West Shrine game! We talk about who stood out in the game and possibly upped their draft stock in the process.

Prospect Profile Episode 14 sees Lawrence go solo again as he covers the compact, contact loving running back Devin Singletary and how he makes up for his lack of explosiveness with his backfield vision and patience. Then, he goes into Michigan's Devin Bush and how his scary open field speed and ability to shoot through gaps and wrap up ball carriers is going to give some people nightmares on the the next level. 

Episode 12 is here! We talk Delaware safety Nasir Adderley and how his tackling, aggressiveness and ball skills could see him shoot up draft boards. Then, can North Dakota State QB Easton Stick possibly slip into a Day 2 pick with how weak this QB class is?

Prospect Profile Episode 11 covers under the radar FCS receiver Keelan Doss, who flashes a myriad of NFL ready traits that could actually make him one of the best receiver prospects in this class regardless of where he went to school. Then, we cover the undersized but dangerous, speedy and crafty Florida State pass rusher Brian Burns who also finds himself making plays in the run game, bolstering his stock further.