Reed has been making plays all over the field through his first four games, racking up 36 tackles, five tackles for loss, a sack and three pass breakups. He has also contributed on offense, scoring three touchdowns while piling up more than 300 all purpose yards. Reed shows good instincts around the ball and does a nice job getting involved whether he is defending the run, dropping into coverage or making plays with the ball in his hands. His production through four games shows how much he has been contributing in different areas for his team.

Fowler is a different type of athlete. He is a versatile threat who impacts the game on both sides of the ball with insane instincts. Fowler can be plugged in anywhere on the field and will make his presence felt. As a receiver he is a flat-out playmaker. Throw it up near him and he will somehow come down with the catch. He makes these ridiculous acrobatic catches and shows some of the strongest hands in the area. Fowler high points the ball incredibly well and makes contested catches look easy. His ability to make turnover-worthy plays into explosive, momentum shifting catches is something to see.

Fowler managed to total 566 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns on 43 receptions in limited action at the receiver position. Fowler is just a natural baller with the mindset of making plays whenever he touches the field. Just an incredible watch and a player who will undoubtedly continue to develop into a two-way gamechanger for his team.

Fowler is one of the most complete football players in this group. His ability to contribute across multiple positions is backed by real production, not projection.

Offensively, he wins at the catch point. Defensively, he’s a sure tackler with range and superb ball skills. The vertical explosiveness shows up in contested situations.

Projection: Defensive playmaker with offensive flexibility

Ceiling: High due to versatility + athletic profile