The longtime Raven heads to the division-rival Steelers on a $10 million contract, seemingly an excellent fit in the 3-4 defensive scheme in Pittsburgh. He’ll likely take on more of a rotational role with the Steelers considering their depth at the position, but his athleticism and veteran presence give the Steelers yet another animal on the interior of their defense.

Harrison played a complimentary role for the stacked Ravens interior defense in 2023, doing enough through sub-packages to warrant a return to the team in 2024. The four-year veteran has started 27 games in 61 appearances for the Ravens while on his rookie contract but could carve out a more robust role with the departures of Patrick Queen and Kyle Van Noy this offseason. The details of the contract have yet to be reported.

Harrison ended up missing three games after he was struck by a stray bullet during a visit to his hometown during the Ravens' Week 8 bye. The 2020 third-rounder was playing a ton of snaps before going down, but not effective ones. The Ravens haven't really figured anything out during Harrison's absence, so he should immediately re-join the rotation on Sunday against the Browns. 

Harrison was struck by a stray bullet while attending a gathering in Cleveland on Monday. Harrison, an Ohio native, was home during the Ravens' bye week when the incident occurred but the team announced that the injury was not life-threatening. Ravens coach John Harbaugh said he doesn't believe the injury is severe so Harrison should be back on the field soon. Harrison has 22 combined tackles and a pair of TFLs as a rotational player for the Baltimore defense this year.