Landor’s game is built around his ability to make plays when the ball comes his way. He shows good awareness as a receiver, understanding how to attack space and put himself in position to make an impact. He has the quickness to create separation and the ability to make defenders miss once he gets the ball in his hands. What stands out about Landor is his confidence as a playmaker — he doesn’t need much space to make something happen and can turn routine plays into opportunities for explosive gains. His ability to create after the catch and make plays in different situations makes him a valuable piece of the offense heading into the season.

Landor is a fluid runner with the electrifying athletic traits needed to be a playmaker at the position. He creates separation with his speed and can take the top off the defense at anytime. Landor’s quickness off the line of scrimmage makes it difficult to press him and once he has a step, its most likely six. He is dangerous in the open field, displaying those jets and smooth stride for big gains. Landor is an exceptional receiver who can turn a gain with one catch. A player who should be on many lists heading into spring ball.