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Joe Dale Harris () - 1976 NFL Draft Pick #340 by CIN


What The Experts Thought Before The Draft

Pre-Draft Analysis for Joe Dale Harris

College: University of Florida

  • Position: Offensive Tackle
  • Height: 6'4"
  • Weight: 275 lbs

Strengths

  • Physical Attributes: Joe Dale Harris possesses an ideal frame for an offensive tackle with excellent height and weight that allows him to compete at the highest level.
  • Footwork: Known for his nimble footwork, Harris can effectively engage defenders and maintain balance while blocking.
  • Run Blocking: Demonstrates strong run-blocking skills, capable of creating lanes for running backs.
  • Durability: His durability and stamina are commendable, showcasing the ability to play through fatigue during games.

Weaknesses

  • Pass Protection: While he shows promise, Harris needs to improve his technique in pass protection to handle quicker edge rushers in the NFL.
  • Experience: Limited exposure against high-caliber defensive linemen in college may hinder his immediate transition to professional play.

Overall Assessment

Joe Dale Harris is a promising offensive tackle prospect with a solid collegiate career at the University of Florida. His physical attributes and run-blocking capabilities position him as a potential starter at the next level. However, his pass protection skills and experience against elite competition will require further development. NFL teams looking for a project with upside may consider him a valuable addition in the 1976 NFL Draft.

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