NFL Draft: Top 25 prospects from the Big 12

Blessed with perhaps the most recognizable name in college football, Lil’Jordan Humphrey is also blessed with plenty of talent. Recording 86 receptions for 1,176 yards and nine touchdowns, Humphrey’s burst onto the scene during his junior season in 2018. The Longhorns primarily utilized the 6-foot-4 receiver in the slot, but he also flashed on the perimeter where he showed off his “wicked ability to make contested catches,” according to Rotoworld.

Not only does Humphrey bring to the table a prototypical NFL-receiver body and experience as a heavily-used receiver for a competitive team, he also boasts the ability to return kicks. Humphrey, though not outstandingly fleetfooted, makes defenders miss with his agility, which can also be employed in open space after a reception down the field or at the line of scrimmage.

A team that relies on jet sweeps or screens from the slot may be the perfect fit for Humphrey, and he could certainly develop into a go-to red zone receiver with his build. No doubt, teams will find a way to take advantage of his ball carrying ability.

If he wants to break into the elite receiver club, however, Humphrey needs to impress at the combine, particularly in the 40-yard dash.