Shelby Harris

strengths

Good overall athlete. A bit undersized, but rarely takes a down off and can serve as an interior rusher on passing downs. Good versatility that could provide an NFL team with a backup across the defensive line, especially if he can bulk up a bit.

weaknesses

Reasons behind departure from two schools requires investigation. Character red flags? Did not regularly face NFL-caliber competition at Illinois State and will face a big learning curve in the NFL. Did not consistently dominate lowel level of competition. Needs technique work.

Ranked as the 16th-best DE in the nation and the No. 2 player in Wisconsin after senior season

No. 33 player in the Midwest (SuperPrep)

first-team all-state (WFCA, A.P.), all-region, all-suburban and all-conference as a senior

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel all-area selection

area player of the year

team captain, team MVP and member of state championship team

finished the season with 87 tackles, seven sacks, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery

first-team all-state (WFCA, AP), all-region, all-suburban and all-conference as a junior

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel all-area

WFCA and conference defensive player of the year

played in state championship game

recorded 106 tackles, six sacks, two blocked punts, three forced fumbles and one fumble recovery

member of state championship team as a sophomore

tallied 45 tackles, one interception and three sacks

also lettered in basketball

head coach was Dave Keel.

Born August 11, 1991, in Milwaukee, Wis.

son of Rachel Crumpton

his grandmother played basketball at Alabama State (1951-55) and grandfather played basketball at Northwestern (1949-53)

major: undeclared.