Reed Harris, WR, Arizona State: 2027 NFL Draft Prospect Profile & Scouting Report
1. General Information
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Attribute |
Details |
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Name |
Reed Harris |
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Position |
Wide Receiver (WR) |
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Jersey Number |
#3 |
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Class |
Senior |
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School |
Arizona State |
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Height / Weight |
6’5″ / 217 lbs |
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Hometown / HS |
Great Falls, Montana / Great Falls HS |
2. Career Statistical Breakdown
Receiving Production
2023 (Boston College) ……….. 4 G | 1 Rec, 2 Yds, 0 TD
2024 (Boston College) ……….. 13 G | 17 Rec, 486 Yds, 4 TD
2025 (Boston College) ……….. 12 G | 39 Rec, 673 Yds, 5 TD
2026 (Arizona State) ………… 2 G | 15 Rec, 326 Yds, 4 TD (Active)
NCAA Total ………………. 31 G | 72 Rec, 1,487 Yds, 13 TD
3. NFL Combine Testing Projections
Projected baseline physical metrics for the 2027 NFL Draft cycle based on his towering 6’5″, 217-pound frame, multi-sport high school background (basketball and track), and incredible career average of over 20 yards per reception:
- Height: 6050
- Weight: 217 lbs
- 40-Yard Dash: 4.48
- 10-Yard Split: 1.55
- Vertical Jump: 36.5″
- Broad Jump: 10′ 6″
- 3-Cone: 7.05
- 20-yd Shuttle: 4.28
- Bench Press: 12 reps
4. Scouting Notes
Background Profile
Reed Harris hails from Great Falls, Montana, where he was a highly touted three-star recruit and the state’s top-ranked player in the 2023 class. A remarkable athlete, Harris starred as his high school’s starting quarterback for two years before transitioning to wide receiver as a senior, while also lettering in basketball and track.
He chose Boston College over multiple Division I offers. After steady development in Chestnut Hill, capped by a highly productive junior campaign, he transferred to Arizona State in 2026 and quickly became one of the premier big-bodied targets in the Big 12.
Key Strengths
- Elite Size & Catch Radius: Standing at a legitimate 6’5″ and 217 pounds, Harris presents a massive target area. He boxes out smaller defensive backs and excels in contested catches, particularly in the red zone.
- Vertical Stride & Explosiveness: Possesses deceptive build-up speed that translates to massive chunk plays. He averages a staggering 20.6 yards per catch over his collegiate career.
- Football IQ: His background as a high school quarterback gives him a deep understanding of defensive coverages, allowing him to instinctively find soft spots in zone shells.
Developmental Focus
NFL evaluators will monitor his route-running fluidity. Like many taller receivers, Harris will need to continue working on lowering his pad level and sinking his hips at the top of intermediate-breaking routes (digs, curls, and comebacks) to create consistent separation against sticky NFL cornerbacks.
Draft Countdown Film Notes
9/19/26 (vs Kansas) 4 rec 48 yd 1 TD (9 tgt): Reed Harris is a big and fast receiver. He doesn’t move like a big WR, though. Harris gets in and out of his breaks quickly. He plants his foot and cuts like a slot. This was Harris’ least productive game of the 2026 season to date, but his impact was enormous.
All-Star Game Notes
- Senior Bowl Top 300
- East-West Shrine 1000
Combine/Pro Day Measurables
Measurables to be added.