Will Harris described his injured reserve stint as 'a long four weeks'
For the first time in a month, Tyrann Mathieu and Jordan Howden will be joined by Will Harris, and the New Orleans Saints will have their full compliment of safeties.
It's been what Harris described as, "A long four weeks."
Hamstrings have plagued the New Orleans Saints all season long. So much so that New Orleans had to revisit how they begin practice.
Harris was one of many starters to be taken out by the injury. That list includes Marshon Lattimore, Kool-Aid McKinstry and Pete Werner. For the first time since Harris injured his hamstring against the Kansas City Chiefs, the safety will return to the field.
Harris tried to stay as involved as he could during his stint on injured reserve even though he couldn't get on the field. The safety said, "I try to stay as integral of a piece as possible. I try to incorporate myself in anything I can to help. I’m always around. I try to give them my perspective of what I see."
At the time that's all he could do. Prior to the injury, however, Harris was the only defensive player to play every single snap. It's safe to say he'll be involved in the defensive game plan next to Mathieu and Howden.
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