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• 6’2 270. Well-built and well-developed as an athlete.
• Took extensive reps at C and RT, but size and experience snapping the ball clearly projects him as a center.
• Really efficient in space. Explodes off the line to get out to second level defenders or cut off defenders firing off the edge. Quickly gets up on defenders and takes good angles, making it difficult to run around him.
• Still developing his play strength, but low center of gravity allows him to win with leverage and he constantly fires his feet to move defenders out of alleys.
• Plays with a good base and anchor against the pass but lack of length makes him an easy candidate to stick on the interior of the OL.
• Looks to be a future P5 center. There are not many youngsters with his size, athleticism, and snapping experience. Will likely add to his height and weight over next few years.

Harvey took reps at left guard during practice but also played left tackle during the game against Florida. He has really good feet for a 2027 offensive lineman that stands in the 6-foot-1 to 6-foot-3 range (depending on where you look) and weighs right around 265 pounds. Has hit the camp scene hard this summer, already visiting Auburn, Alabama, UCF and others. I feel he has FBS ability on the interior offensive line, if he can tack on a few more inches

Harvey lined up at Guard, alongside Kyson Mallard Kyson Mallard 6'6" | 315 lbs | OL Westover Comprehensive | 2027 State GA , on the left side of the offensive line. There’s a lot of muscle on his frame and his footwork is on par too. Plays with a strong punch and is more than athletic enough to climb the ladder to the next level. I can’t see many interior Defensive Tackles winning reps against Harvey at this level. Georgia showed me, they have a very solid left side up front.

A 250 lb + all around big man. Harvey has proven himself trustworthy on both sides of the ball. To be named Offensive Lineman MVP and be just as valuable on Defense is a testament to this prospects ability. One thing you need is lower body strength at D-Tackle, and Harvey is not lacking at all in that department. Part of his game includes a mean punch and keeping his feet under him when striking upfield. Harvey’s presence will be felt inside the line when Team Georgia hits the field. (PRZ Next Watchlist)

During 1v1’s he demonstrates that he’s a fluid mover in pass protection, with great coordination between his upper and lower body. He sets with a wide base, has the requisite core strength and plays with natural balance, capable of sitting back and handling power. At 6-foot-1 and 265-pounds, Harvey plays with natural leverage and has the strength to anchor against the bull rush. He also packs a violent initial punch that can stand up pass rushers. 

Hands down, one of the top two-way linemen in the class of 2027. The Georgia prospect is a 6-foot-2, 250-pound road grader on the offensive line. Can play both Guard and Tackle at this point, and has a great frame for his age. He’s got a strong base and uses good leverage to help drive his opponents backwards. He utilizes his strength to drive smaller defenders downfield with ease. On the defensive side of the ball he has an excellent first step and shoots his hands quickly. Also shoes an advanced football IQ by understanding his assignments. He’s often found disrupting the opposing backfield and showcases good lateral movement.