DRAFT TRACKER 2020

There are two versions of Lawrence Cager. The Miami Hurricane version played slower and had issues with focus drops. The Georgia Bulldog version played faster and with better fluidity of movement. In fact, he played with elite focus and contested catch talent. He is a reliable possession receiver with the size and toughness to work the middle of the field, but proved he could make impressive catches on all three levels. Both versions had issues with injury, so his medicals and 40-yard-dash time will play a substantial role in deciding whether or not he gets drafted, but his 2019 tape was definitely good enough.

He's a bit of an enigma as a former four-star recruit with an explosive athletic profile, but a disappointing lack of production relative to his potential. His ability to get to top speed in an instant makes him a threat after the catch and on go routes, but the route-running will need future development and some hip tightness may limit his overall wiggle. With below-average ball skills, Simmons is a better athlete than pass-catcher, but the tape shows value on gadget plays, as a punt returner and a gunner. The game-breaking speed and potential versatility give him a real chance of becoming a better pro than college player.