Denver Harris

Owns a plus frame with requisite height and length relative to the position. Size already gives opposing wideouts problems. Possesses a ton of potential as a jammer. Uses frame to advantage and will mix it up with wideouts at the line of scrimmage.

Light on his feet and sinks hips. Flashes encouraging redirecting ability and general fluidity. On-field top-end speed has not been a weakness in high school with requisite turn-and-run ability in the vertical passing game.

Dangerous with the ball if he makes the pick. Generally a good technician with awareness and a natural feel for the position. Likely capable of playing outside or in the slot.

Has faced outstanding competition relative to the high school level in practices and games. Member of two Texas 6A D-I state championship teams (sophomore and senior years).

Above average functional athlete relative to the position, though no verified context in testing or track categories. Will need to prove top gear can maintain vs. elite high-major receivers. Capable tackler but can improve consistency.

One of the nation's top cornerbacks in his class. Should be a high-floor prospect with developmental upside given frame and instincts. Projects as a potential impact player in a power conference with long-term NFL Draft early-round potential.

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