He had 1 INT the entire season. Yeah he locked his side down but he never became the ball hawk he could have been. He always dropped balls that were thrown right to his numbers. His hands and ball skills needed major work IMO. Just haven't understood why players like him left early before accomplishing anything they set out for. He would have been huge in the defense last year.
Brandon Harris didn't get a lot of interceptions b/c QBs rarely tried to throw it his way. He was a lockdown corner and he would lay the wood in run support. Cornerbacks usually are graded by how much they can make the receiver "disappear" in games, over interceptions, and he pretty much shut receivers down since day one.
I don't agree at all. QB's threw his way and I lost count of how many balls bounced right off his chest or in and out of hands. Harris was the best CB on a roster of mediocre CB's. If he was such a baller where is he in the NFL? Our CB's have a history of coming out of college and dominating at the next level. Harris is not one of them. He may prove me and others wrong. We'll wait and see if that's the case. If he's developing then why didn't he develop one more year in college?
Our cb's have a history of dominating in the league? O'rly? Name one recent corner who fits that bill. Harris was a solid underappreciated guy here--no world beater but invaluable to that defense since he ran the back. He didnt get a lot of picks because he played a lot of man in that D. We havent had a corner get more than 5 picks since buchanon who had 5. Did rumph and rolle and jennings also stink? The safeties shouldve benefitted in that system and they did to an extent (reed, taylor, meriweather). I suspect these newer guys in this system will rack up more picks although that wont mean they are better.
On the topic, I doubt anyone knows what this guy will do but he'll learn on the job like everyone else. I'm sure he'll have his share of struggles. This year is honestly just prep work for the future.