Jonathan Harris is a 6'1" Defensive Back/Athlete in the 2027 class.
Harris attends Brother Rice in Illinois.
Harris's Player Profile was created on May 12, 2025.
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Jonathan Harris was arguably the top corner at the camp. At 6-foot-1 plus he has the frame and...
Written by Bryan Ault
Jonathan
HarrisDB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
175
HS
Brother Rice
|
IL
2027 Film Room: Chicago Defensive Backs
Harris is a 6’0″ 160 pound safety that is a smooth athlete with good length. Explodes to the...
Written by Scott Burgess
Jonathan
HarrisDB/ATH
Class
2027
Height
6'1"
Weight
175
HS
Brother Rice
|
IL
PRZIL Combine Series Standouts
(@JonathanHarrisX) It doesn’t look like Brother Rice DB Jonathan Harris is currently on the Illinois 2027 rankings, but...
Written by Oscar Galindo
Bryan Ault | Prep Redzone Scout
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Jonathan HarrisJonathanHarris
6'1" | 175 lbs | DB/ATH
Brother Rice | 2027 StateIL
was arguably the top corner at the camp. At 6-foot-1 plus he has the frame and potential. Tough cover corner with feisty use-of-hands, very physical, plays with high effort and does a great job of breaking up passes / timing with his hands. Harris has a lot of upside. No offers yet, but the Brother Rice Class of 2027 cornerback strikes me as a very underrated player.
Harris is a 6’0″ 160 pound safety that is a smooth athlete with good length. Explodes to the ball whether short passes or being rocket in the run game. Wraps up low.
It doesn’t look like Brother Rice DB Jonathan HarrisJonathanHarris
6'1" | 175 lbs | DB/ATH
Brother Rice | 2027 StateIL
is currently on the Illinois 2027 rankings, but if I had any say after this weekend, it’s that he certainly belongs. The junior CB came firing right out the gates with a great performance during the testing portion, posting marks of 4.65 40-yard dash, 4.41 shuttle drill, 9’2″ broad jump, and a 7.13 shuttle drill. Jonathan continued to impress through position drills and 1v1s, where he flashed the potential to be a high-caliber prospect. Harris’s willingness to be physical with receivers caught my attention, showing that he can use his length and strength to jam receivers at the line of scrimmage and disrupt the timing on routes. He also flashed top-tier ball skills, as he effectively used his hands to bat away passes or rip them out of the receiver’s hands before the completion. Smooth backpedal, nice recovery speed, ideal size/length, and good instincts all stood out in Jonathan’s game. Won’t be long before teams come knocking!