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Kentucky quarterback Lynn Bowden Jr. (1) carries the football against Virginia Tech defensive back Reggie Floyd in the second half of the Belk Bowl NCAA college football game in Charlotte, N.C., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019. Kentucky won 37-30. (AP Photo/Nell Redmond)
Kentucky quarterback Lynn Bowden Jr. (1) carries the football against Virginia Tech defensive back Reggie Floyd in the second half of the Belk Bowl NCAA college football game in Charlotte, N.C., Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019. Kentucky won 37-30. (AP Photo/Nell Redmond)Nell Redmond/Associated Press

Lynn Bowden NFL Draft 2020: Scouting Report for Las Vegas Raiders' Pick

Matt MillerApr 24, 2020

WR Lynn Bowden, Kentucky

STRENGTHS

—Made a midseason move to quarterback from wide receiver and was an instant-impact runner.

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—Unguardable at times from the slot with good suddenness and an aggressive burst off the line.

—Offensive weapon for whom teams will want to scheme touches.

—Tough to stop in the open field with good speed and overall agility to make defenders miss.

—Thick build at 204 pounds with solid muscle tone.

—Has a full assortment of moves to shake would-be tacklers in space.

—Shifty for days, which shows up on kick returns.

WEAKNESSES

—Limited route tree; worked exclusively from the slot.

—Has limited experience against press coverage.

—Quick but not exceptionally straight-line fast; won't run by defenders without the ball in his hands.

—Too easily rubbed off his route by cornerbacks.

—Scheme-limited, as he can only operate from the slot; may even move to running back.

—Far too many drops on his limited targets/receptions.

OVERALL

Teams may love or hate the versatility of Bowden—just like they may love or hate the fight he got into before the Belk Bowl—but there is no doubting his impact as a playmaker for Kentucky. His selfless move to quarterback saved the Wildcats' season and showed what type of offensive weapon he can be in the NFL.

GRADE: 77

PRO COMPARISON: Randall Cobb/Denard Robinson

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