Reed Harris

Reed Harris is a senior transfer who spent his first three college seasons at Boston College before landing at Arizona State, and the move has pushed him onto the national 2027 radar. At 6-5 and 220 pounds he is a true boundary body, and his calling card is a catch radius that lets him highpoint throws and finish off-target balls that most receivers leave on the ground. Through five weeks of 2026 he has 26 receptions for 499 yards and five touchdowns at 19.2 yards a catch, with a 189-yard, two-touchdown afternoon at Texas A&M as the headline game and another 125 yards against Baylor. Yahoo's Roundtable report credits him with uncommon agility for his size, vertical speed estimated in the 4.45 range that pulls a safety toward him, and the ability to stop and restart in a way bigger receivers usually cannot. He is also a genuine threat with the ball in his hands, piling up 160 yards after the catch over his first three games and running through arm tackles near the sticks and the goal line. He is unbothered by contact and boxes corners out in contested situations, which is how he wins most of his targets. The separation question is the whole evaluation: Scouting Grade has him No. 49 overall with a Round 2 range and a starting receiver projection, and wants to see him beat a corner who already knows the route before moving him into the top 50. His 2025 Boston College tape left real doubts about winning against tight man coverage, and the Kansas game, four catches on nine targets, is the kind of outing that keeps those doubts open.