Camryn Bynum NFL Draft 2021: Scouting Report for Minnesota Vikings CB

HEIGHT: 6'0 1/4"

WEIGHT: 196

POSITIVES

—Versatile in scheme use. Plays with very good instincts and awareness.

—Good use of technique in press and off coverage.

—Patient in press. Gets hands-on.

—Has elite quickness and short-area movement.

—Shows smooth hip flip and breaks.

NEGATIVES

—Can take a few extra steps out of breaks.

—Lack of length shows up too often in pass and run game.

—Can get bullied on edge and has trouble disengaging.

2020 STATISTICS

4 Games: 14 Tackles, 1 INT, 2 PBU

OVERALL

Bynum is a versatile cornerback who relies on good technique and smart play. He has shown the ability to play in the slot, as well as out wide. Bynum has the feet to mirror receivers at the line of scrimmage and the hand placement to disrupt routes. With smooth hips to turn and run, Bynum lacks the top-end speed, as faster receivers can pull away from him downfield.

He does a good job reacting to the run with willingness to support, but he has strength deficiencies and can struggle with block destruction. Bynum is versatile enough to fit both a man and zone scheme. Adding depth initially, Bynum has the skill to potentially push to be a starter later in his career.

GRADE: 7.0/10 (Future Role Player/Spot Starter—Round 4)

OVERALL RANK: 165/300

POSITION RANK: CB21

PRO COMPARISON: Victor Harris

Written by B/R NFL Scout Cory Giddings