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Harrison Jr. had a strong 2023 season with the Buckeyes. In 2023, Harrison Jr. had 1,211 reception yards and 14 touchdowns, with an average of 18.1

yards per catch. Harrison stands 6-foot-4, 205 pounds and has excellent footwork, is explosive off the line of scrimmage, and is a frightening vertical

threat. Harrison’s upside and potential are off the charts, making him one of the draft’s hot commodities.

According to reports, the Ohio State wide receiver will skip the NFL Combine, which allows anticipated draft picks to demonstrate their skills and

traits in front of NFL evaluators. Whatever Harrison Jr. chooses to do, his status as the top wideout in the draft is guaranteed.

Harrison will allegedly practice intensively at his alma mater with coaches before to the draft.

Harrison’s decision not to hire an agency is uncommon, but reasonable.

NFL rookie contracts are rarely negotiated, and without an agent, Harrison will not be required to pay a percentage of his salary to an agent working on his behalf.

Harrison Jr. is a two-time first-team All-Big Ten pick (’22-’23) and received the coveted Fred Biletnikoff award in 2023, which is given to the nation’s finest receiver.

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