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Not worth much effort here IMO.

He doesn't need to get up on any of the plays though, he already beat the DB and is smooth in his body control going up for the ball.
I don't think he's gonna be a stud based on his film because of the highlight plays necessarily. But with a WR that big and tall ~6'3 and above, I want to see their hips and how they look coming out of breaks, etc. There are plenty of big and fast WRs who aren't very good simply because they are too stiff to run routes effectively. Harris doesn't look very stiff at all. Very fluid in his movements for a guy that tall and that is rare. Sets him apart from the typical "big, tall 'possession'" WR imo.

Lj and his mom is going to be an interesting thing. Let's see if his mom visits with him today.

My thoughts exactly.

Not gonna go through it all again, but two plays in particular, in which he shows his fluidity are very subtle.
The play starting at 0:35, a quick hook. He comes clean out of the break, but after the catch, his cuts are very smooth. A guy with his height, normally their jukes/jumpcuts will appear upright, exposing their chest because they don't have the hip flexibility to stay low when changing direction. In that play, his cuts are like that of a WR who is 6'.

Also, the play at 3:45. THe double move isn't anything jaw-dropping, and nobody would mistake that for a guy like Ryan Switzer running a double move. But when the ball is thrown deep, Harris still runs with his shoulders square towards the endzone. As opposed to most WRs who make the mistake of turning their shoulders to the ball too early, slowing down and allowing the DB to catch up and know that the ball is coming. Instead Harris still runs without turning his shoulder to the ball, and at the very last second is able to twist his body to catch the pass and shield it away from the defender. He wouldn't be able to adjust to the pass that quickly without good hips. It's subtle, but little things like that are what separate a 6'4 WR like Harris, from a guy like Christian Kuntz or your other average 6'4 WR. Not .1 seconds in a 40 yard dash.

Eh, good moves but not great moves, and you also don't get to see him plant on the button hook. Plus the DB just looked lost on that play.

I do think he is going to be a good receiver, very productive with the way he shields the ball from the defender, but I don't see him as STUD status.

Good point about running without turning the shoulders though.