The No. 184 overall pick of the 2018 draft, Harris spent his entire rookie contract in San Francisco, a rarity for a sixth-round pick. He will be reuniting with ex-Niners DC Robert Saleh in Florham Park, though Harris saw the most playing time of his career following Saleh's departure in 2021. The soon-to-be 28-year-old made seven starts, playing 335 snaps on defense. Capable of playing both linebacker and safety, Harris figures to slot in as a core special teamer who could see some time on defense. 

He was slated to be a restricted free agent. Harris has appeared in 29 games over the last two seasons and has consistently played about a third of the defensive snaps while being a mainstay on special teams.

Harris spent most of the season on the special teams unit, but he gave us a glimpse of what he could produce as a starter when he totaled 28 tackles, five passes defended and a forced fumble over four games filling in for Jaquiski Tartt. The 25-year-old possesses tremendous speed and hit power -- ideal qualities for a special teams player -- but he could put up useful IDP numbers when starting. Harris remains under contract for the 2020 season, where he should stick as a backup safety.

The 25-year-old is making his third straight start in place of Jaquiski Tart (ribs). Harris has 12 total tackles, four passes defensed and one forced fumble in his first two starts.