Lewis was a prospect I initially identified as a standout during the AVC Football Mega Camp. I suspected that he was a burner who could change directions on a dime after seeing him in person; however, after finally watching his film I can say my initial evaluation was solid, but his film only built on what I witnessed.

Defenses must get in Lewis’ way, for if he hits a seam at full steam nobody is going to touch him as he gashes teams up the middle or to the edge. Lewis has the speed to beat entire defenses around the corner, but then has a nice little side-jump type move he hits to evade over-perusing defenders. He catches the ball with his hands and adjust to poorly thrown balls as he stretches the field vertically. Lewis high points the ball very well and is unafraid of contact, often making tough catches in the midst of contact. For being more slight in size, Lewis does a great job keeping his feet moving through contact and will occasionally use the stiff arm to create space for himself.

Defensively Lewis is aggressive in run support, flying up to anything on his side of the field while obliging to his force responsibilities. He also appears to be a strong tackler.

Because he is a bit smaller in side, I am unsure where he will play in college. That said I think he has enough solid offensive and special teams film; however adding the same level of game-breaking defensive film will only aid him in his collegiate pursuits.

Lewis is an interesting prospect that I think could open some eyes and turn a few heads this season. Lewis excelled in the pro agility (4.37 seconds) and ran a more-than-respectable 4.53 second 40-yard dash. Speed and agility aside, Lewis seemed like a solid deep vertical threat. On more than a handful of occasions I watched Lewis make simply great adjustments to the ball in flight. He possesses the ability to locate the ball while it is in the air, change his trajectory, and make a difficult play with a slim margin for error look easy.