A transfer from Penn State, KeAndre Lambert-Smith had as high as fourth/fifth round projections and grades from advance NFL scouts across the league, and was considered by some teams as a top 150 prospect. After a slow start to the season, Lamber-Smith and the Tigers were able to build some momentum and put up some production at the end of the year, while Lambert-Smith was able to showcase what he will be able to do at the next level.

HT: 6002
WT: 185
Year: Super Senior
HS: Maury (Norfolk, VA)
HS Rate: 4 star (91.85)
PS#: WR#47
Transfer: 4 star (92.13)

5-Year starter in college (started 5 games as a true freshman at Penn State during the pandemic year). Fairly productive at Penn State, good production at Auburn. 19 career touchdown catches.

2WR KeAndre Lambert-Smith, Auburn Tigers

Pros:

• Verified 4.29 forty yard dash while at Penn State. Looks like a 4.45 guy on the field. Good speed, potentially great speed.
• Good explosive ability.
• Shows a good catch radius. Made some ridiculous catches through contact.
• Very solid timing route runner.
• Very good receiver after the catch. Very dangerous in space. Has good cutback ability.

Cons:

• Has some terrible drops from time to time. Looks more like it’s a discipline issue.
• Doesn’t always do a good job enforcing himself in contact situations to command the catch point.
• Shows the ability to track the deep ball, but isn’t consistently doing it.
• Not a player who is going to create very much of an impact in the red zone.
• Not a very consistent run blocker.

Projection: 5th/7th Round

Projected Role: Special Teams/Practice Squad