Final 2020 NFL Draft Guide

96. HARRISON BRYANT FLORIDA ATLANTIC TE 6046 243
Player Comparison: HEATH MILLER
SUMMARY: Want to see how big he is, doesn't look that big on tape. Pretty good blocker, didn't line up in line very
much, typically in the slot with some snaps outside as well. Really good route runner. had some drops, FAU should
have made it more of a priority to get him the ball. Overall good prospect with some potential upside, i just have
questions about his size and strength holding up at the next level.
GRADE: 3 rd -4 th
97. DEVIN ASIASI UCLA TE 6030 257
Player Comparison: DELANIE WALKER
SUMMARY: Athleticism jumps off the tape. explosive get off and strong route-running ability. Decent blocker in
the run game. good contact ion blocks. There are times you see him wide open downfield but either the QB
doesn't see him or doesn't have time to see him. Production would have been way higher. Has some problems
with drops but this is also a result of late throws into tight coverage. Overall, big fan of asiasi.
GRADE: 3 rd -4 th
98. ANTHONY GORDON WASHINGTON STATE QB 6023 205
Player Comparison: GARDNER MINSHEW
SUMMARY: Gunslinger at heart. Gordon was the last QB for Washington State under Mike Leach, and they threw
the ball; a lot. Gordon has a lot to work with and I like him as a potential late day two pick, but it is hard to project
where these QBs will go. Overall, he is a developmental prospect, but shows some potential in the mid rounds.
GRADE: 3 rd -4 th
99. LYNN BOWDEN JR. KENTUCKY WR 5105 204
Player Comparison: RANDALL COBB
SUMMARY: Versatile player. Took snaps at WR, RB, and even QB where he had a few TD passes. What jumps out
with Bowden is his speed and quickness in the open field. He is a capable route-runner with good instincts. He is
not the most natural catcher of the football, can see some body catches/the ball just doesn't stick to him. Overall,
love his versatility and quickness and I think he could be a really good slot player in the NFL.
GRADE: 3 rd -4 th
100. LUCAS NIANG TCU OT 6060 315
Player Comparison: TRENT WILLIAMS
SUMMARY: Lucas Niang is a really strong, and sometimes forgotten prospect. Another player flagged for injuries,
Niang has all the traits and potential to be a starting NFL left tackle. But, the injuries scare me. His history is not
*Play Comparisons are based on style of play, not level of ability or prediction of career.