Indianapolis Colts: 7-Round 2019 mock draft two weeks out

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Round 1, Pick 26: N’Keal Harry, WR, Arizona State

N’Keal Harry may not be the most explosive or most versatile wide receiver in the class, but he is the perfect complement to wideout T.Y. Hilton with his great route-running skills and size at 6-3 and 216 pounds. Harry has a great floor as a jump ball threat that makes the team even better in the red zone than they already are.

Harry played three seasons in college, and he had at least 1,000 yards in his final two seasons as a full-time starter. In addition to his work as a receiver, he was used as a gadget player at times with 23 carries over three seasons.

These weren’t because he was some small guy that could combo as a running back. It was because he was far and away their best player, so getting him the ball in any way possible was their top priority.

Harry very easily should be on the board for the Colts at 26th overall, and they could go a few different directions depending on how the board falls. However, they are always going to be an offensive-minded team with Luck at the helm, and Harry falls right into that mold.

If they are able to get Harry to help boost their offensive for the foreseeable future, they’d be more than happy with that pick.

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