
Chris Harris Jr. Fantasy
- Height / Weight
- 5'10" / 190 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- June 18, 1989 (33)
- Experience
- 12th Season
- Drafted
- 2011 / Rd. / Pk. (DEN)
- College
- Kansas
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Chris Harris Jr. News
Free-agent cornerback Chris Harris Jr. said on Sirius XM NFL Radio on Friday that five teams have asked about him right now and that he wants to play for a contender in 2022. "I can play all over the field. Pretty much whatever a team needs," Harris said. The 33-year-old veteran made the Pro Bowl four times in his time with the Denver Broncos, including an All-Pro nod in 2016, but he hasn't been much of a playmaker the last two years with the Los Angeles Chargers, recording 55 solo tackles, half a sack, two interceptions and eight passes defensed in 23 games (20 starts). Harris may no longer be a starter at this point in his career, but he can provide some nice veteran depth in the slot.
The Los Angeles Chargers activated cornerback Chris Harris Jr. (foot) from Injured Reserve on Friday and placed defensive end Melvin Ingram (knee) on IR in a corresponding move. Harris hasn't played since Week 3, but he's not a lock to be active this weekend against the Bills. The Bolts could certainly use him to slow down the Buffalo offense, though, with cornerback Casey Hayward being ruled out with an injury. This will be Ingram's second stint on IR in 2020. The former 18th overall pick in 2012 has just 10 tackles, one interception and no sacks in seven games this year and may not make it back at this point in the season. Avoid the Chargers Defense in Week 12 against a high-octane Bills offense.
Los Angeles Chargers cornerback Chris Harris Jr. (foot), who has been out since Week 3 with a foot injury, will return to practice on Wednesday. Harris went on the short-term Injured Reserve after suffering the injury earlier this year, but he could make his return in Week 11 against the Jets. The Bolts will welcome Harris back to their secondary after trading Desmond King to the Titans at the deadline. With Harris and Casey Hayward on the field together, the Chargers have one of the better cornerback tandems in the league. Going up against a winless Jets squad this Sunday, the Chargers Defense is one of the most attractive fantasy units in the league, regardless of whether Harris makes his return.
Depth Chart
- Offense
- Defense
QB | Andy Dalton |
Jameis Winston | |
RB | Alvin Kamara |
Mark Ingram II | |
FB | Adam Prentice |
LWR | Chris Olave |
Marquez Callaway | |
RWR | Michael Thomas |
Rashid Shaheed | |
SWR | Jarvis Landry |
Tre'Quan Smith | |
TE | Juwan Johnson |
Adam Trautman | |
LT | James Hurst |
Trevor Penning | |
LG | Andrus Peat |
Lewis Kidd | |
C | Erik McCoy |
RG | Cesar Ruiz |
Calvin Throckmorton | |
RT | Ryan Ramczyk |
Landon Young |
LDE | Cameron Jordan |
Payton Turner | |
LDT | David Onyemata |
Kentavius Street | |
RDT | Shy Tuttle |
Malcolm Roach | |
RDE | Carl Granderson |
Marcus Davenport | |
WLB | Pete Werner |
Andrew Dowell | |
MLB | Demario Davis |
D'Marco Jackson | |
SLB | Kaden Elliss |
Zack Baun | |
LCB | Paulson Adebo |
Alontae Taylor | |
SS | Tyrann Mathieu |
Justin Evans | |
FS | Marcus Maye |
Daniel Sorensen | |
RCB | Marshon Lattimore |
Isaac Yiadom | |
NB | Bradley Roby |
Chris Harris Jr. |
PK | Wil Lutz |