Former Oklahoma wideout is standing out at the 2020 NFL Combine.
Heard Lamb has been absolutely crushing it in interviews with teams this week, as well. Hard to see him falling outside the top 12 in the draft https://t.co/AzCsFOAdpT
— Jake Trotter (@Jake_Trotter) February 28, 2020
ESPN Cleveland writer Jake Trotter, who used to cover the Sooners, reports that Lamb has been “absolutely crushing it” at team interviews and as he sees it, it will be hard for Lamb to slide past the top 12 picks of the draft.
Going up against Alabama’s Jerry Jeudy and Henry Ruggs in workouts yesterday, Lamb held his own. Ranked as Daniel Jeremiah’s eighth-best prospect and top-ranked wide receiver, Lamb is projected anywhere from the eleventh pick (Jets trade to Broncos) to the seventeenth pick (Cowboys).
Lamb tested well yesterday running an official 4.50 40-yard dash making him tied for the eleventh best wide receiver time. But where Lamb truly shined was the on-field drills.
Dominating the gauntlet drill and making an incredible acrobatic catch in the endzone fade drill, Lamb showed scouts and those watching from home that he is simply a baller.
At Oklahoma, Lamb showed out every week in his three years in a Sooners uniform. Racking up 173 catches for 3,292 yards and 32 career touchdowns through the air, Lamb solidified himself as one of the best wideouts to ever play in Norman, Okla.
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