Patrick Harris Jr. is a 5'10" Quarterback in the 2028 class.
Harris Jr. attends DeSoto in Texas.
Harris Jr.'s Player Profile was created on January 6, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
Patrick
Harris Jr.QB
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
166
HS
DeSoto
|
TX
Texas Top 22 Showcase: Elite Performers Take Center Stage
Harris Jr. can spit it. He has a strong arm with the ability to make throws into small...
Written by Marcus Henry
Patrick
Harris Jr.QB
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
166
HS
DeSoto
|
TX
Texas Exposure Series Camp Recap
Harris is the one to watch coming out of camp, showing real flashes of a young quarterback with...
Written by Alin Edouard
Patrick
Harris Jr.QB
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
166
HS
DeSoto
|
TX
Midwestern State Camp – Who Stood Out?
Patrick went through a full workload at the Midwestern State camp, including 40-yard testing, individual quarterback drills, and...
Written by Alin Edouard
Patrick
Harris Jr.QB
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
166
HS
DeSoto
|
TX
2028 Watchlist: The Ones to Watch
Patrick is a quarterback who has quickly emerged as a name to watch this season. He’s spent the...
Written by Alin Edouard
Patrick
Harris Jr.QB
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
166
HS
DeSoto
|
TX
Flex Zone One on One Challenge MVPs and Standouts
Patrick displayed a quick release, clean mechanics, and good posture in the pocket. Harris Jr. showed advanced footwork...
Written by Marcus Henry
Patrick
Harris Jr.QB
Class
2028
Height
5'10"
Weight
166
HS
DeSoto
|
TX
PRZ Showcase Series DFW: Top Flight Signal Callers
Harris Jr. was superb in the combine portion, showcasing quick feet, fluid movement, and natural athleticism. He pairs...
Written by Marcus Henry
Marcus Henry | Prep Redzone Scout
Marcus Henry
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Harris Jr. can spit it. He has a strong arm with the ability to make throws into small coverage windows for completions. His footwork is deliberate, he has calm feet in the pocket and he made plays in the 7v7 period with a rush in his face at all levels of the field. Harris Jr. has a quick trigger, he goes through his progression quickly and this allowed him to throw his targets open often. He has a calm demeanor, he doesn’t get rattled and his ability to keep his eyes downfield makes him a passer who can pick defenses apart. Harris Jr. is a prospect to closely monitor heading into his junior season.
Harris is the one to watch coming out of camp, showing real flashes of a young quarterback with upside and natural feel for the position. In routes on air, he looked comfortable operating within structure, delivering a clean ball with solid timing and showing the ability to keep throws on rhythm when things were on schedule.
Patrick went through a full workload at the Midwestern State camp, including 40-yard testing, individual quarterback drills, and structured one-on-one passing periods. He showed a clean setup and repeatable mechanics in the early drill work, keeping his footwork organized and his base stable when operating from the pocket. In competitive reps, he was most comfortable working the short-to-intermediate game, where he got the ball out on time and generally kept the offense on schedule.
Patrick is a quarterback who has quickly emerged as a name to watch this season. He’s spent the offseason working hard to improve every aspect of his game, refining his mechanics, sharpening his footwork, and developing a quicker, more accurate release. Patrick has also focused on reading defenses better and building chemistry with his receivers, showing dedication to truly mastering his craft. With his arm strength, poise, and commitment to improvement, he’s poised to make a major impact and be a key playmaker for his team this season.
Patrick displayed a quick release, clean mechanics, and good posture in the pocket. Harris Jr. showed advanced footwork and consistent ball placement, especially when rolling out. He is a developing quarterback who continues to improve his game at each outing that we have seen him attend.
Harris Jr. was superb in the combine portion, showcasing quick feet, fluid movement, and natural athleticism. He pairs that mobility with a strong arm, clean mechanics, and impressive lower-body engagement, generating real zip on his throws. As a product of Duncanville’s powerhouse program, Harris Jr. has the tools and setting to develop into a premier quarterback in Texas.