Kendrick Law

● Good-looking frame, with long arms and muscle definition throughout (can tell he puts in the work) ● Explosive athlete and gets up to full speed in a hurry ● Plays with multiple gears to be a catch-and-go creator on screens/jets ● Destroys angles of pursuing defenders 116 Back to table of contents -- 120 of 629 -- ● Bouncy in releases to evade jams ● Doesn’t lose juice out of breaks ● Works to step on defensive back’s toes and force hip turns ● Has some double catches, but hands appear to be accepting (one drop in 2025) ● Has a physical edge when asked to block ● Extensive special teams experience (537 career snaps), with gunner skills and return potential

● Unpolished routes and marginal experience running a full tree ● Relies more on suddenness than efficiency in/out of breaks ● Unproven tracking skills on deep posts or go routes (only two catches on nine career targets of 20-plus yards) ● Catch radius is somewhat untested ● Takes releases too wide and gets his route off track ● Only adequate field awareness ● Lacks ideal experience returning punts ● Below-average receiving production — just two career 100-yard receiving games (and one came against an FCS opponent)

A one-year starter at Kentucky, Law lined up primarily in the slot (77.3 percent of his snaps in 2025) in former offensive coordinator Bush Hamdan’s scheme (Hamdan is now quarterbacks coach for the Miami Dolphins). After serving primarily as a gadget guy (jet sweeps, screens) at Alabama, Law saw his target share and usage expand with the Wildcats in 2025, although he was still predominantly an underneath receiver (3.4-yard average depth of target; one of just four FBS receivers under 3.5). Law is unimpressive on paper because of his college usage and underwhelming production. But the tape and testing have NFL evaluators believing there is more to his game. He is lightning quick in short areas and can destroy the balance of open-field defenders with speed to stretch. He is dynamic on slants and stick-and-nods, although his routes show more freelancing than nuance and he is unproven as a downfield target. Overall, Law couldn’t expand his role in college, so there are understandable doubts he will be able to in the NFL. But he has an intriguing floor as a dynamic underneath weapon and special teamer, with the athletic potential to be more.