Meet Kendrick Law, the most versatile football player. The Alabama Crimson Tide wide receiver is making headlines for his speed and athletic abilities. “He hit 23.6 mph in workouts, and he can absolutely fly,” says Crimson Tide’s head coach, Kalen DeBoer, who is impressed with his incredible skills. Law contributes to multiple positions, which helps him be considered one of the nation’s top athletes.

He commented on his favorite playing position, “I just go all out.” This is what makes him stand out. His mindset, knowledge of the sport, and achievements speak for him and help him be an early pick for the 2025 NFL Draft.

Wide receiver’s early life

The Law family hails from Shreveport, Louisiana. Kendrick has deep ties with the city, having attended his high school at Captain Shreve. He chose Alabama over Florida State, LSU, and Texas. Much personal or professional information about his parents is not available online. He is one of the WRs who is very popular among teammates, coaches, and fans this year.

He is the fastest on the ground. In high school, he recorded 25 receptions for 423 yards and 5 touchdowns. He was also second in his class with a record of 10.48 seconds for the 100-meter race track. Law has powerful arms and amazing throwing skills, which allow him to make any pass from the pocket.

On the other hand, Germie Bernard, another WR from Alabama, stands 6’1″ tall and weighs 209 pounds. He has smashed 948 yards and scored 14 touchdowns. Bernard has a strong lower body, which helps him to quickly get away from defenders and show excellent control of his body.

Regarding Kendrick’s college career, he recorded eight receptions for 104 yards and five tackles. In 2023, Law recorded two receptions for 38 yards versus Tennessee and two receptions for 25 yards against LSU for a win in the same year.

Overview of Alabama’s current WR lineup

The Alabama Crimson Tide looks powerful on paper with the current WRs, which include Kendrick Law, Kobe Prentice, Jalen Hale, Jaren Hamilton, Emmanuel Henderson, and Cole Adams.

Kendrick Law, Kobe Prentice, and Jalen Hale gave their best in 2023 and have much bigger responsibilities this year. Kendrick strongly feels Alabama’s “best days” are in front of them ahead of the 2024 season, assuring that he will play his 2024 season with Alabama. He also thinks Alabama’s WR position does not have much to prove with new faces and inexperience. “I don’t feel like we have a lot to prove,” Law said. “I feel like that we’ve already proven it. No one just has seen it.” 

Last season Alabama lost its key receiving options in Jermaine Burton, Isaiah Bond, and Amari Niblack. Both Amari and Isaiah were transferred to Texas and Burton moved to the NFL just after Nick Saban’s retirement.