| Logan Harrell Scouting Report |
| Logan Harrell - Fresno State (HT: 6-2 - WT: 275) |
Positives -- Good first step off the line of scrimmage and good short-area burst, can knife through gaps and quickly work his way into the backfield, plays best when he can operate with room to roam, good quickness and closing speed... Has the athleticism to run around blocks; does use his hands
well to keeps blockers away from his frame at the collegiate level, but will struggle to face blocks head on in the NFL, lack of functional strength is an issue going forward... Agile with quick and nimble feet, changes direction well, has the athleticism to get up and down the line... His quickness allows him to pursue down the line of scrimmage, good lateral movement and slide... Plays with a lot of aggression and intensity, has a good motor, hustles to make plays in pursuit, can make plays outside the tackles... Has been very productive and made a lot of big plays for the Bulldogs defense, had a combined 16.5 sacks and 31 tackles for loss in the last two years... High football IQ, very instinctive with a lot of experience, has played both defensive end and defensive tackle at Fresno State.
Negatives -- Very undersized to play defensive tackle at the next level, lacks the size to lock down the inside, is a big-time tweener at his present weight; would need to add 10-12 pounds to fit the 3-4 DE (5-technique) prototype... Shorter than ideal arms struggles to disengage once blocked, can get stood up and pushed around... Doesn't anchor very well, struggles to hold the point of attack, can be washed right out of the play, gets overpowered by larger blockers... Can be a non-factor in the run game when he doesn't win with his first step, he often ends up out of position to prevent backs from crossing the line of scrimmage... The type of player that you love at the collegiate level but doesn't translate very well to the NFL; however, is an over-achiever and isn't someone you want to bet against due to his quickness and intensity... Lack of competition playing in the WAC and Mountain West.
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At Fresno State -- (Official School Bio) 2011: Named first team All-WAC for the second consecutive season... selected to Phil Steele's All-WAC first team... played and started in all 13 games at defensive tackle... tied for second on the team with 71 tackles... was second in the WAC and tied for 16th in the FBS with 17.0 tackles for a loss, which also tied for the third-most in a year in school history... his 6.0 sacks led the team and ranked No. 7 in the WAC... registered 11 quarterback hurries, four pass breakups at the line of scrimmage and three forced fumbles, the second-most in the WAC... recorded a career-high 11 tackles, tied his career-high with 4.5 tackles for a loss and had 1.5 sacks in a win over North Dakota, Sept. 17... was named the WAC Defensive Player of the Week and the National Defensive Lineman of the Week by the CFPA for his performance against UND... had a tackle for a loss in 10-of-13 games on the season... posted seven or more tackles in five games... forced two fumbles at New Mexico State, Nov. 12, when he had seven tackles and one tackle for a loss of 16 yards... named the team's most valuable defensive lineman. 2010: First team All-WAC selection after starting 13 games at tackle... opened the season with breakout game vs. Cincinnati in which he made 3.5 sacks, had five tackles and forced a fumble en route to earning National Defensive Player of the Week honors... was second in the WAC and 10th in the NCAA with 10.5 sacks... fourth in the WAC in tackles for a loss with 14... had a season-high 10 tackles with 1.5 sacks vs. Cal Poly... had at least one half a sack in five straight games from Oct. 2 through Nov. 6... finished season with 46 tackles, batted down three passes and recovered and forced one fumble... selected by CBSSportline.com as one of the top junior defensive tackles in the nation.
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