I can’t wait to hear about, and watch Harrison at camps this spring/summer. He is going to be a nightmare matchup in 1 on 1 battles because of the tools he brings to the field. Tools that helped him make 100+ tackles, 18 sacks, and 19 TFLs in his junior season. You will be hard pressed to find a more productive and disruptive defender in the Madison- area. Harrison has done a great job of learning how to combo his quickness, hand use, and strength into success despite being pretty vastly undersized compared to the OTs he goes against. Those physical tools paired with his high motor and relentless effort allow him to win an elite amount of battles, though. I can’t wait to see the stat line this season as teams try to find a way to slow him down.

I wrote that Harrison was one of the athletes I was most excited to watch at camp a couple days before the Showcase, but the junior DL was still able to exceed my hopes and expectations. He started the day with a 9’2″ broad jump and that was just the tip of the iceberg when it came to him showing how explosive he is. Harrison is undersized as a DL, but that didn’t stop him from dominating the day. The junior DE is blessed with not just explosive athleticism, but also explosive power. As soon as he springs out of his stance the Harrison was loaded up with power. In 1 on 1s he was a legitimate nightmare to face because he could power through the hands of OL, played with good bend and leverage, and also showed his own strong hands. Walker proved to be a difference maker at camp, and you will see in his film that he was just as much of a game wrecker on the field in live action. Take a look at this kid. He will fit somewhere on your defense.