Harry is a receiver who can make contested catches down the field. On passes most receivers would have a 50% chance of catching he has an 80-90% chance of catching, making him a great downfield threat for any offense. Harry is also great at catching the ball in traffic, making him capable of playing in the slot. He is a good route runner who can run any route an offense wants him to run. One of Harry’s best traits is that he is phenomenal after the catch. He is both powerful and elusive with the ball in his hands making him capable of taking a short pass for a touchdown. This also gives him some value as a punt returner. Harry’s biggest weakness is the fact that he is not a burner, which is proven by his 4.53 40 time. This caused him to have trouble separating from defenders in college, and that will certainly carry over into the NFL. Players don’t get a ton of separation in the NFL no matter their speed, however, so this shouldn’t be a major concern, especially because Harry is capable of catching contested passes. Overall, Harry has some difficulty separating, but his other traits will make him a very good player in the NFL.