Cowboys workout former 1st round wr N'Keal Harry

[Coogiguy03]

Has been an upset, seeing if you all think he can maybe make the practice squad

 

[speedkilz88]

They chose Tyron Johnson over him. It's safe to call N'Keal Harry a bust now.

 

[Pass2Run]

Cool, I thought they'd bring in Harry. I suspect they may not be done bringing him in, if he doesn't land elsewhere.

 

[Carson]

They chose Tyron Johnson over him. It's safe to call N'Keal Harry a bust now.

I like Johnson’s straight line sped. But let’s be honest. Nobody will make the 53 being signed now as I feel guys like Cropper and Durden will take the final spot

 

[kskboys]

Want to take a guess as to who Jalen Tolbert was compared to? Yup, that would be NKeal.

What is the biggest trait they have in common? Both lack explosiveness. Which means they're not going to be able to create separation. Which means they can't get open. Which means their upside is almost nonexistent.

To Jerry: Would you frickin' quit drafting WRs just because they're big and strong? Please, Jerry, that's not the primary trait that makes a WR successful. Read a dang scouting report. When a WR is listed as a "one speed runner w/ no explosiveness", DO NOT DRAFT HIM.

 

[McKDaddy]

They chose Tyron Johnson over him. It's safe to call N'Keal Harry a bust now.

He couldn't separate in college. I never could understand the draft ranking of this guy. Bringing him in is a waste of time. Why bother spending time confirming what should already be known?

 

[kskboys]

Cool, I thought they'd bring in Harry. I suspect they may not be done bringing him in, if he doesn't land elsewhere.

Harry is just one more draft bust in a long line of them for Bellychickens. Dude is a savant as a D coach, but can't draft worth a flock. Harry simply sucks. He didn't make it because of an extreme lack of lateral agility. It's not complicated, can't turn, can't get open.

 

[kskboys]

He couldn't separate in college. I never could understand the draft ranking of this guy. Bringing him in is a waste of time. Why bother spending time confirming what should already be known?

I know, right? I think it's a result of teams focusing way too much on speed and size.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Signed Tyron Johnson yesterday. Decided to pass on Harry (who was over drafted) and I'm glad.

 

[Denim Chicken]

He couldn't separate in college. I never could understand the draft ranking of this guy. Bringing him in is a waste of time. Why bother spending time confirming what should already be known?

Interesting:

His ability to find separation down the field and find an opening in the defense is what stands out the most though, since 2019, no other receiver in FBS had more catches of 15 or more yards than Tolbert. He was able to record 77 which was most among FBS wideouts.
Tolbert is a silky smooth athlete with the ability to create at all three levels with easy separation skills. He is a fluid route-runner showing good movement skills at the top of his routes to separate late, or early off the line with quality release skills.
Tolbert has excellent twitch and suddenness off the line. He can stack crisp feet motions to earn early separation, employing short bursts of energy in rapid succession.
Routes & Separation – Uses outstanding suddenness and sharpness to his route breaks. He has very good speed to not only maintain separation but gain separation after the break. Tolbert runs routes with precision and quickness.

 

[JayFord]

Hold on now

he may not have lived up to his first round billing bit im all for fresh starts

bring him on and suit him up

 

[KJJ]

There’s going to be a lot of competition at WR in training camp this summer.

 

[Coogiguy03]

I like Johnson’s straight line sped. But let’s be honest. Nobody will make the 53 being signed now as I feel guys like Cropper and Durden will take the final spot

I wouldn't take it too serious if I knew I didn't have a chance

 

[BlindFaith]

Want to take a guess as to who Jalen Tolbert was compared to? Yup, that would be NKeal.

What is the biggest trait they have in common? Both lack explosiveness. Which means they're not going to be able to create separation. Which means they can't get open. Which means their upside is almost nonexistent.

To Jerry: Would you frickin' quit drafting WRs just because they're big and strong? Please, Jerry, that's not the primary trait that makes a WR successful. Read a dang scouting report. When a WR is listed as a "one speed runner w/ no explosiveness", DO NOT DRAFT HIM.

You mean this scouting report?

Silky smooth athlete who has morphed into a monster over the last two seasons. Tolbert is a high-character prospect with skill elements that are dripping with NFL potential. He gave work to everyone he faced, including SEC cover corners at Tennessee. His three-sport background offers unique perspective to pull from at his position, and his route-running gives him a leg up in camp battles early on. His traits, talent and production should push him up the board, and dialing up the competitive spirit could turn him into a top-flight WR2.

Strengths

• Put together big games against the best opponents.
• Right at home against SEC cornerbacks (SEE: Tennessee game).
• Stellar 2021 production, including seven games of 100-plus yards.
• Shimmies feet and shakes press jam.
• Fights through grabby coverage.
• Routes are gliding and smooth.
• Stick-shift route runner with excellent change of speeds.
• Powerful pre-break burst fools the coverage.
• Sinks hips for quick, sharp turns.
• High school baseball player with natural tracking talent.
• Frames up his defender and imposes his will on the high-point.

 

[KJJ]

Harry was a major bust. In four seasons he’s only put up 64 catches for 714 yards and 5 TDs. That amounts to a decent season. Can’t possibly see him making the team.

 

[Creeper]

Tolbert had a disappointing rookie season but he was a 3rd round pick, not a first round pick. I think the hype around him and the ridiculous expectations of stardom as a rookie were impossible to achieve. Before we declare him a bust, let's give him another year at least. As a 3rd round pick chances are he will never ben a #1 WR or even a #2. The Cowboys only need him to be #4 so let's set our expectations for that level.

 

[darthseinfeld]

Cool, I thought they'd bring in Harry. I suspect they may not be done bringing him in, if he doesn't land elsewhere.

Why would they bring him in. He is awful

 

[Hawkeye0202]

You mean this scouting report?

Silky smooth athlete who has morphed into a monster over the last two seasons. Tolbert is a high-character prospect with skill elements that are dripping with NFL potential. He gave work to everyone he faced, including SEC cover corners at Tennessee. His three-sport background offers unique perspective to pull from at his position, and his route-running gives him a leg up in camp battles early on. His traits, talent and production should push him up the board, and dialing up the competitive spirit could turn him into a top-flight WR2.

Strengths

• Put together big games against the best opponents.
• Right at home against SEC cornerbacks (SEE: Tennessee game).
• Stellar 2021 production, including seven games of 100-plus yards.
• Shimmies feet and shakes press jam.
• Fights through grabby coverage.
• Routes are gliding and smooth.
• Stick-shift route runner with excellent change of speeds.
• Powerful pre-break burst fools the coverage.
• Sinks hips for quick, sharp turns.
• High school baseball player with natural tracking talent.
• Frames up his defender and imposes his will on the high-point.

+1 ........I'm not understanding the N'Keal comparison, at all.

 

[BlindFaith]

+1 ........I'm not understanding the N'Keal comparison, at all.

Much understood not, on board this.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Want to take a guess as to who Jalen Tolbert was compared to? Yup, that would be NKeal.

What is the biggest trait they have in common? Both lack explosiveness. Which means they're not going to be able to create separation. Which means they can't get open. Which means their upside is almost nonexistent.

To Jerry: Would you frickin' quit drafting WRs just because they're big and strong? Please, Jerry, that's not the primary trait that makes a WR successful. Read a dang scouting report. When a WR is listed as a "one speed runner w/ no explosiveness", DO NOT DRAFT HIM.

Who compared Tolbert to Harry? There’s one inch and 25 pounds separating them………