TJSweens
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ORIGINAL: TJSweens Actually Harris had 2 consecutive very good seasons. Depends on how you look at it. I see it as one good season then a very good season. Harris played very well in both 2018 and 2019. In some ways (solo tackles), he played better with fewer opportunities in 2018 (9GS in 2018, 14GS in 2019). I agree with KG here, 2018 was a good season, nothing to be ashamed of and his 2019 campaign was his best yet, but lets remember, he's a safety playing opposite of an all pro. Sandejo looked good too, although not the level of Harris, but with Sandejo we had a top tier defense, better than the last two years. Before anyone starts going crazy with "it wasn't Sandejo" I get that, but it was the same players and they were pretty damn good. My point is that safeties get a lot of tackles, it's the nature of the position. I really like Harris a lot, I just don't want to invest $23 million in the two safety spots when you can get solid production out of the spots for around $14 or $15. That's just me, but I can understand how many feel about Harris, we were blessed to get him, I loved it when we did, I just wish we could have signed him for $6 million a year a season ago! I would never pay him $13 million, period! Harris was very good both years, playing next to a version of Smith that has lost half a step. He is also the only legitimate ball hawk in our secondary.
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