During the film study, Harris watched tape of former Alabama pass rusher Tim Williams and he and Rumph also broke down his own cut-ups, with Tennessees new outside linebackers assistant passing along a few tips.
He taught me some things I can improve on for next season, Harris said. All about staying low, coming off the ball, my bend. Just techniques I can work on.
Harris is an Under Armour All-American and the 6-foot-5, 205-pound outside linebacker really impressed folks down at the Future 50 event in Orlando earlier this month. The Top150 prospect could be in line for a ratings bump after such a strong showing.
I felt like I needed to go down there and prove something to people, he said.
As a junior, Harris had five sacks, 10 tackles for loss and 10 hurries, and hes looking to up that production in 2018. The 4-star prospect expects to add some serious weight and strength this summer during training, especially since hes no where near done growing.
Some schools think I might turn into a defensive end because theres a high chance I might gain a whole lot of weight in the next two years just because thats how the genes are in my family, Harris explained, noting that his dad is around 6-foot-6, 290 pounds.
Either way, Ill be prepared to play both positions. This summer Im going to get it rolling. Checking schools off and all that.