Clay Harbor

Harbor is the sort of hybrid moving tight end/fullback combo player that many NFL offenses like to use as a positional blocker on the edge and a matchup problem for safeties and linebackers. Though Harbor began his career in Maryville (where his older brother Cory also played) as a wide receiver, his shift to tight end as a redshirt sophomore in 2007 put him on scouts' radars. He wound up a three-time all-Gateway/Missouri Valley Football Conference (the conference changed names in 2008) player for the Bears, and earned many All-American honors because of his receiving skills. He leaves as the school's all-time leader with 150 receptions and ranked third in receiving yards (1,906 yards). As a senior, Harbor's 59 catches for 729 yards and four touchdowns reflected his ability to get open in zones and stretch the field. His blocking also greatly improved during his career, allowing scouts to imagine him playing early downs as a motion tight end. It's likely a team will pick him up between the late second to early fourth rounds because of the versatility he's shown.

2007 game

Harbor made four catches vs. Kansas State and had five receptions for 80 yards that included a 5-yard score that ended a 9-play, 80-yard possession vs. Central Arkansas...

No major injuries reported.

Campus: 4.75 in the 40-yard dash

1.69 10-yard dash

2.75 20-yard dash

4.26 20-yard shuttle

11.79 60-yard shuttle

7.15 three-cone drill

33 1/2-inch vertical jump

9'10" broad jump

Bench pressed 225 pounds 20 times.

Attended Dwight (Ill.) High School, playing football for head coach Erik Black

Was a multi-sport standout, lettering four times each in football, basketball and track

In his final three seasons, he earned All-Interstate VII Conference honors in each sport

Also an All-State gridiron choice as a senior, leading the Trojans to a 6-3 record, as he had 60 receptions for 1,079 yards and 19 touchdowns, all school records

Holds the school record in the long jump (22'1").

Hospitality and Restaurant Administration major

Older brother, Cory, was a teammate and four-year letterman for the Missouri State Bears (2005-08)

Son of Donna Norman and Jeff Harbor

Born Clayton Lee Harbor on 7/02/87 in Libertyville, Illinois

Resides in Dwight, Illinois.