A young Canadian receiver made the most of his NFL debut.
N’Keal Harry, a native of Toronto, dressed for his first NFL game with the New England Patriots on Sunday afternoon, catching three passes for 18 yards in a 17-10 victory.
Harry was New England’s first-round draft pick in April after an excellent three-year stint at Arizona State University. Injured in training camp, Harry missed his team’s first nine games of the season before dressing against the Philadelphia Eagles.
N'Keal Harry is on the board with his first career NFL catch 👏 @NkealHarry15 pic.twitter.com/qZKADjpSCZ
— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) November 17, 2019
The six-foot-three, 228-pound target does more than make plays with the football. He’s also a strong blocker as evidenced by this take-down of Eagles’ pass rusher Derek Barnett, a former first-round draft pick.
Ignore the huge loss on the play for the #Patriots and watch N'Keal Harry's crack block on Derek Barnett on the left side. Finishes him into the ground too. pic.twitter.com/xMnEq2RAdA
— Evan Lazar (@ezlazar) November 18, 2019
The Patriots have big plans for Harry — Sunday was just the start of something special.