Redskins: 10 prospects to watch this college football season

No. 6 – WR N’Keal Harry – Arizona State

N’Keal Harry is a threat, plain and simple. He’s a threat to score whenever the balls in his hands.

Harry is a terrific 50-50 ball catcher. When the ball comes his way, he makes the odds feels almost 80-20. He has a dominant frame at 6-foot-3, 216, and he uses it to his advantage. He understands how to bully smaller corners, and he possesses excellent body control. He’s also an excellent athlete, and while he may not light up the 40-yard dash with a 4.3, he posses dangerous speed to get behind safeties. Even though he has the body of a true X-receiver, I believe he can play any receiver role, and he also brings value as a returner.

Most tall receivers are good 50-50 ball catchers, but lack the ability to do much else. That’s where Harry separates himself. He has excellent vision and his run after the catch ability is lethal. Whether it’s a screen, or a simple underneath route, Harry has the speed, vision, and acceleration to take it to the house. He’s a load to tackle and possesses all the required tools to succeed in the NFL. As long as he can clean up his route running, there’s no reason Harry can’t dominate the NFL like he does college football.