Lorenzo Styles

Draft Projection

Measurements

Athletic Testing

Strengths

• He’s a fluid athlete with excellent short-area quickness; Styles should be able to create separation, and he has the straight-line speed to threaten down the seam.
• He’s extremely dangerous in the open field, showing the vision and creativity to run through entire defenses.
• Ohio native, the son of a former OSU Buckeye who became a third-round pick and was on the Rams team that won Super Bowl XXXIV
• Made Bruce Feldman's Freak's List - ranked #79. He wrote "This offseason, the 6-1, 195-pounder squats 510 pounds, broad-jumped 10-10 1/2 and hit 22 mph on the GPS."
• When used downfield, he shows the ball-tracking skills and hand-eye coordination to make the adjustment on underthrown balls and back-shoulder throws.
• Styles has reliable hands and shows the willingness to make catches in traffic over the middle.
• He also has value as a catch-and-run threat, running hard and consistently picking up yards after the catch.
• Styles accelerates 0-to-60 and hits top speed fast enough to outrun angles. He’s also flexible and agile, able to keep the pedal to the floor as he turns and weaves.
• He’s extremely coordinated as a pass catcher, a natural in the screen game. He’s deadly when he’s in space, with true breakaway speed.

Areas to Improve

• Styles really isn’t a guy who will create a lot of separation.
• Styles isn’t going to overwhelm opposing defensive backs with speed and athleticism.
• Physically, Styles profiles as a guy who should have success facing the quarterback, but he struggles to gear down and make the necessary sharp cuts to create separation underneath.
• Previous: #79 David Daniel-Sisavanh
• Next: #81 Damarius McGhee
• How other scouting services rate
• Lorenzo Styles Jr. (Overall Rank)
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• Overall Rank
• 576.5
• All Scouts Average
• Position Rank
• 130.0
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