NFL Draft 2019: Top 25 underclassman prospects

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There were many reasons to be skeptical of Herm Edwards being brought in to take over a college program, but Sun Devils fans should be happy with the year one results. Defenses had a tough time slowing down Harry all season long.

After a sophomore season saw him haul in 82 catches for 1,142 yards and eight touchdowns, he came back with an excellent junior year. He caught 73 passes for 1,088 yards and nine scores (he also added a rushing touchdown on the year).

Harry is a physical receiver and standing 6-foot-4, 213 pounds, he can win the jump ball against most corners in the league today.

His one drawback is his lack of breakaway speed, but he has the ability to get off the line quickly and beat his defender to the open spot on the field.

Harry can step in right away and be a contributor to a playoff caliber team, as he caught at least three passes in every game, and only had one with less than 50 receiving yards.

Any team picking him up late in the first could have their number two receiver for the next decade.

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