Strengths

– Has very good size
– Displays consistent hands
– Physical specimen
– Strong player, tough to bring him down in space
– Muscular build
– Shows good effort as a blocker
– Able to sustain blocks until the whistle
– Demonstrates terrific body control
– Good route runner (runs the full route tree)
– Excels on double moves and back shoulder throws
– Downfield threat
– Shows the ability to make acrobatic catches, wins in contested situations
– Strong hands
– Has good short area quickness, creates separation
– Huge catching radius
– Long arms
– Excellent leaping ability
– Clutch WR
– Athletic player
– Works back to the ball, presents a target for his QB
– Great burst off the line of scrimmage

Weaknesses

– Lacks elite speed
– Will allow the ball to get into his body
– Needs to use his hands more against press coverage, relies on quickness
– Has to become more of a weapon in the red-zone
– He struggles against press coverage
– Has to get better at finding soft spots in zone coverage
– At times, he does have trouble locating balls on downfield throws

Overview

Kelvin Harmon was a four-star recruit coming out of New Jersey. He has become Ryan Finley’s favorite target over the past two years. He lines up mostly on the right side off the line as the X receiver. Speed is the major question mark with him. He also is a bit of a body catcher. Harmon has the size, physicality, hands, route running ability and body control to develop into a No.1 target at the next level. I expect him to enter the draft after his junior season, and he should be drafted in the first round of next year’s draft.