N'Keal Harry the best WR in the draft?
There is so much talent this year in the NFL draft, especially at the wide receiver position. Names such as D.K Metcalf, Hakeem Butler, Marquise Brown, and Parris Campbell. N'Keal Harry has been a name thrown around in that conversation as well, especially with the draft just a couple days away. Could he potentially be the best wideout in this stand out class? Let us take a look into some eye-popping features to his game.
Harry has a huge frame, posted as 6'4 height, and 213 pounds makes him a freak with that size and one that teams love. With that size he is also very fast, he ran a 4.59 40 yard dash, that is incredible for how big this kid is. He also has shown over and over again that he is the best hands in this draft, while Hakeem Butler and D.K Metcalf both have a 15% drop rate, Harry only has a 7% drop rate which is very low considering the quarterbacks he played with at Arizona State. Harry is also dynamic, he can play on both sides of the ball playing from the slot and the outside, he feels comfortable from anywhere on the field unlike a player like Metcalf who played 80% of his snaps from the left side of the ball.
What else can you say about Harry's stats? In 2018 he posted 73 receptions, 1,088 yards, along with 9 touchdowns. The best stat I found though? His average yards per catch was at 14.9, this means every time he touched the ball was averaged at 15 yards or more, this is a big feature for NFL teams who need a big play receiver who is also reliable. Harry, in my opinion, is the best wideout in this draft. If you don't believe me, go look at the tape.
Harry has a huge frame, posted as 6'4 height, and 213 pounds makes him a freak with that size and one that teams love. With that size he is also very fast, he ran a 4.59 40 yard dash, that is incredible for how big this kid is. He also has shown over and over again that he is the best hands in this draft, while Hakeem Butler and D.K Metcalf both have a 15% drop rate, Harry only has a 7% drop rate which is very low considering the quarterbacks he played with at Arizona State. Harry is also dynamic, he can play on both sides of the ball playing from the slot and the outside, he feels comfortable from anywhere on the field unlike a player like Metcalf who played 80% of his snaps from the left side of the ball.
What else can you say about Harry's stats? In 2018 he posted 73 receptions, 1,088 yards, along with 9 touchdowns. The best stat I found though? His average yards per catch was at 14.9, this means every time he touched the ball was averaged at 15 yards or more, this is a big feature for NFL teams who need a big play receiver who is also reliable. Harry, in my opinion, is the best wideout in this draft. If you don't believe me, go look at the tape.
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