Scouting Journals for Kendrick Law

A well-built, versatile athlete with top long speed. Has a lean, rocked up build. Consistently runs under 11 seconds in the 100 meters. Has genuine positional ambiguity, playing wide receiver, running back and defensive back for his high school. Could project at either spot at the next level. Primary strength as a receiver is the ability to maximize yards after the catch. Tough and runs through arm tackles and bounces off defenders at the second level. Has the speed to pull away in the open field. Still technically unrefined as a receiver in terms of route-running. Physical skill set and mentality also project well to safety. Not a high usage player for his high school team relative to other top prospects.

We watched top 50 athlete/safety Kendrick Law play on Friday night in a win over Bossier City (La.) Parkway. Law is a bit of a tough evaluation in that he is not a very high usage player for his Shreveport (La.) Captain Shreve team. He plays as a slot receiver and while he caught a touchdown in the game, Law is not heavily targeted from what we've seen. The 5-foot-11, 195-pounder also plays safety in spot duty. He could project on either side of the ball at the next level. I'm eager to see what he looks like in an all-star setting. The athleticism is readily apparent.