He’ll be help for the Eagles as they try to maintain pass-rushing depth with Brandon Graham done for the year. Harris had three sacks in 421 snaps with the Panthers this year and hasn’t had more than that since 2021’s eight. He’ll be part of the rotation on passing downs for the Eagles going forward.

The Panthers just lost defensive tackle Derrick Brown to season-ending knee surgery. Harris is an EDGE and won’t directly take Brown’s place in the lineup, but Carolina needs pass-rush reinforcements in every shape and form. Harris was a part-time player for the Lions over the past two seasons, totaling just 2.5 sacks and four TFLs over that span. He broke out during his first season in Detroit in 2021 with 7.5 sacks and 10 TFLs.

Detroit signed the former first-round pick to a one-year deal last offseason. He gave them a career-high, 7.5 sacks while also notching 10 TFLs. Harris appeared in all 17 games for the Lions, 14 of which were starts. It was the first time he started more than five games in a season. Harris broke out as a solid pass-rusher last year and the Lions brought him back on a relatively inexpensive deal. This does down as a win for both sides. 

Harris, the No. 22 overall pick from the 2017 draft, had a career-high three sacks last year for Atlanta in 13 games. Those three sacks were more than he had in total during three years in Miami. Harris could see significant snaps in Detroit this season.