Tae Harris
Bio
Recruiting
Scouting Report
Tae Harris is a 4-star Safety from Cedartown, GA (Cedartown) in the 2025 class. Ranked No. 49 nationally. Composite rating: 0.9770. Uncommitted.
Physical Profile
Listed at 5-10, 200 lbs. Taller than 3% and heavier than 83% of 2025 Safety prospects in the SEC Scouts database (139 with a listed size).
Play Style
Specific play style analysis unavailable due to limited positional and film data, but his elite ranking suggests Harris demonstrates the combination of physical tools, football IQ, and production that evaluators seek in top-tier prospects.
Strengths
- Elite national ranking (#49 overall) demonstrates exceptional talent level among 2025 class
- Strong composite rating of 0.977 indicates consistent evaluation across multiple recruiting services
- Georgia pedigree from a state known for producing high-level college and NFL talent
Areas to Improve
- Position versatility may need to be clarified for optimal college fit
- Development areas cannot be specifically identified without film evaluation and measurables
College Projection
With his top-50 national ranking, Harris projects as an immediate impact player who should compete for significant playing time early in his college career. His elite rating suggests he has the talent to contribute at the highest levels of college football regardless of final position designation.
NFL Outlook
His 4-star rating and top-50 national ranking put Harris in the conversation for eventual NFL consideration, though specific draft potential will depend heavily on his positional development and college production over the next 3-4 years.
Best Fit
Major Power 5 programs that can maximize his elite athletic traits and provide the development resources necessary for a top-50 national prospect. Programs with strong player development track records and schemes that utilize versatile, high-ceiling athletes would be ideal fits.
Player Comparison
Both players share a similar compact but athletic build at 5'10" 200 lbs with elite recruiting rankings despite not fitting traditional size prototypes for their positions. Mathieu was also a highly-ranked prospect from a football-rich state (Louisiana) who overcame size concerns through exceptional athleticism and football IQ, suggesting Harris may project as a versatile defensive back or hybrid player who can impact multiple positions.