N'Keal Harry

There are some very nice traits to Harry's game, like the fact that he can play all over the field, or that he is phenomenal at making contested catches with a defender draped all over him. The issue is that it happens too often at the college level. He doesn't gain much separation, hence the reason you see him make so many contested catches. He doesn't have the burst some do off the line of scrimmage and appears to be moving in slow-motion at times. He's got strong hands and looks to gain yardage after the catch, but separation is a huge check-mark in the negative column for me. His 40-time of 4.53 seconds did make me feel a bit better about him, though he'd better hope to land with a quarterback who'll throw it up to him in one-on-one situations, even if the coverage is good.