Harrison, a former Browns defender, had two interceptions for the Colts in 2023 to go along with 20 tackles over seven games. The team reportedly prioritized bring back Harrison in a Colts secondary graded by PFF as last year’s 13th best coverage unit.

Harrison will take the place of LB Shaq Leonard, who was officially released from the team on Wednesday. Harrison appeared in 16 games for the Browns last season, which included five starts. The veteran safety totaled 24 tackles and one pass breakup while playing on 259 snaps, which was a career-low. He was released by the Colts at the end of August but then signed back to the practice squad.

The Colts signed Harrison to a one-year deal in mid-August, giving him just a few weeks to earn a roster spot out of camp. The former Browns safety played in 16 games for the Browns last season but played on a career-low 259 snaps. In addition to Harrison, the Colts also released WR Michael Strachan.

Harrison appeared in 16 games for the Browns last season, which included five starts. The veteran safety totaled 24 tackles and one pass breakup while playing on 259 snaps — a career-low. He’ll likely serve as added depth in the secondary for the Colts this upcoming season.