By Craig Haubert
ESPN Recruiting

Fowler is a bit leaner with room to grow and does real well in camp setting one-on-ones. He displayed good initial quickness, the ability to challenge blockers with his speed up field and can quickly counter back inside when he gets them off balance.

Patterson…displayed good quickness and burst and the hands as a receiver to fit well as multi-purpose or change-of-pace back. Much of the same could be said for Patterson who is a little smaller, but has a powerful build.

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