Shelby Harris Fantasy

The Cleveland Browns signed veteran free-agent defensive tackle Shelby Harris to an undisclosed deal on Wednesday after he visited with the team on July 31. Harris is a solid veteran presence that should pair nicely with Dalvin Tomlinson on the interior of Cleveland's defensive line this year. The former seventh-round pick of the Las Vegas Raiders in 2014 out of Illinois State has played in 98 games (64 starts) for the Raiders, Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks in his eight seasons in the NFL. He's started every game he's appeared in over the last four years, but he's likely to compete with Jordan Elliott for the Browns. In 15 starts in 2022 for Seattle, Harris had 44 tackles (24 solo), two sacks, five tackles for loss, six QB hits and four passes defensed.

Aug. 9th • 10:59 PM

The Seattle Seahawks plan to release defensive lineman Shelby Harris, according to a source. The Seahawks have explored trade possibilities but have yet to find a taker for the nine-year veteran who played well in 2022. Harris was part of last year's Russell Wilson deal and is set to make $9 million in 2023. After being acquired from the Denver Broncos, Harris had 44 tackles (24 solo), two sacks, five tackles for loss, six QB hits and four passes defensed in 15 starts in his first season in Seattle. The 31-year-old former seventh-round pick in 2014 by the Las Vegas Raiders has 261 tackles (151 solo), 24.5 sacks, 40 tackles for loss, 52 QB hits, one interception, 29 passes defensed and three forced fumbles in eight NFL seasons, so he could attract some interest on the trade market.

Mar. 14th • 12:30 AM

The Seattle Seahawks restructured former Denver Broncos defensive tackle Shelby Harris' contract on Wednesday to create $3.260 million in salary cap space for this season, according to a source. Harris came over to Seattle in the trade that sent quarterback Russell Wilson to the Broncos this offseason. The 30-year-old pass-rusher tied his career-high of six sacks in 2021 and will be a key addition for the Seahawks defensive line moving forward. In his five seasons with Denver, Harris had 21.5 sacks, 117 solo tackles, 34 tackles for loss, 44 QB hits, one interception, 25 passes defensed and three forced fumbles in 75 games (49 starts).

Jun. 8th • 10:17 AM