Chris Harris (safety)

The American football player that Chris Harris (Chris Harris August 6, 1982 -) is from Arkansas Little Rock. A coach. The position of the active play era is safety.

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Safety
The date of birth: (1982-08-06) 1982August 6(34 years old)
Hometown: The United States of AmericaArkansasLittle Rock
Height: 6' 0 "= approximately 182.9cm	The weight: 205 lb = approximately 93 kg
NFL debut
2005（Chicago Bears）
Career
A university: Louisiana University Monroe school
NFL draft： The 2005 / sixth round (the 181st of the whole)
Position team: Chicago Bears (from 2005 to 2006) Carolina Panthers (from 2007 to 2009) Chicago Bears (from 2010 to 2011) Detroit Lions (2011) Jacksonville Jaguars (2012)
Results in total (results until 2012)
Tackle	439 times
Intercept	16 times
Fumble force	13 times
Results from NFL.com
Receiving a prize career, record
One time of all-pro election: (2010)

Career

I was nominated for Chicago Bears by NFL draft 6 circulation of 2005 by Louisiana University Monroe school and joined it [¹]. I took a position of the free safety away from microphone Green in the early stages in a the first-year season. I got the start for these 13 games a year and achieved 58 tackles, 3 intercepts [¹].

In a preseason of 2006, as for him, a team promised Bryan Lange of the fan of Bears to give a ticket for Super Bowl if I achieved participation. This age team achieved participation in the 41st Super Bowl and required a ticket because Lange promised the baseball team headquarters of Bears with arrival Chris Harris. Harris stated that it was a joke, and that could not prepare a ticket [²]. A ticket broker finally gave a ticket in Lange, and the disturbance was settled. Harris intercepted a pass of Payton Manning in Super Bowl in 第 1Q [¹], but the team lost in 17-29.

On August 2, 2007, I was traded in exchange for draft 5 circulation power of appointment of 2008 by Carolina Panthers. The safety of six people folded the ラビー Smith head coaching into the team about this trade and told that I could not let all the members remain behind (other five people remained behind in the team then, but did not stay in NFL other than Daniel Manning at at all the members 2011.) ^[1]. Age he played from the first inning for 15 games and gave 8 fumble force to update a team record of Panthers at the NFL top to 101 tackles, age.

In 2008, Panthers made a contract for 4 years and extended it. This age he achieved 70 tackles, 2 fumble force, 1 intercept.

On April 27, 2010, I returned to Bears by a trade with Jamal Williams [³]. I achieved 5 intercepts of the personal best in these 70 a year tackles, team top Thailand [⁴] and contributed to the Divisional Championship of the team [⁵]. I intercepted a ball by the game with Philadelphia Eagles of the twelfth week in a home ground end zone and contributed to victory of 31-26. This was the intercept that age Michael Vick suffered first. He achieved these 70 a year tackles, 5 intercepts, 7 pass defense [⁶], and he was chosen as all-pro after a season.

I commented on negotiations between management and labor to enter into a lockout in an off-season in 2011, and to run into difficulties if I could not perform a training camp on schedule on July 5 when you should not play a hall of fame game of August 7 [⁷]. I got the start from the opening game, but it was a reserve from [⁸], game with Minnesota Vikings of the sixth week because it was monkeyed around by game with Detroit Lions by Calvin Johnson [⁹]. I demanded a trade from the team and I got the start for Tampa Bay Buccaneers war carried out in London in the seventh week, but was discharged afterwards from Bears on October 27 [¹⁰]. Entering Detroit Lions was decided on October 28.

I contracted with Jacksonville Jaguars on October 15, 2012 [¹¹], but was cut on November 28 [¹²].

On January 28, 2013, I took office as a defense quality control coach of Chicago Bears [¹³]. I was dismissed from it with the Jon Fox head coach assumption of office in 2015 [¹⁴].

It is decided to take office as defensive back coach of San Diego Chargers from 2016 [¹⁵].

Footnote

[Help]

1. ^ ^{a b c d} "Is Brandon Meriweather a long-term Replacement for Chris Harris?." chicagonow.com (September, 2011). September 11, 2011 reading.
2. ^ "Cable access host claims Bears player owes him a Super Bowl ticket." ABC (January 27, 2007). September 11, 2011 reading. ^{[Broken link]}
3. ^ "S Harris trade, four years Bears return." NFL JAPAN (April 28, 2010). September 11, 2011 reading.
4. To ^ "an injured person of Bears only S Harris a perfect state CC." NFL JAPAN (January 22, 2011). September 11, 2011 reading.
5. The ^ "Bears S Harris, exercise absence CC participation will." NFL JAPAN (January 20, 2011). September 11, 2011 reading.
6. ^ "Lions, S Harris acquisition of the Bears discharge." NFL JAPAN (October 29, 2011). October 29, 2011 reading.
7. As for ^ "HOF if I play a game and am a camping delay cancellation." NFL JAPAN (July 7, 2011). September 11, 2011 reading.
8. "A defense bolsters it up, and Bears replaces starting S combination" ^. NFL JAPAN (October 14, 2011). October 22, 2011 reading.
9. ^ "Attention point 15 points - first part - of the sixth week". NFL JAPAN (October 15, 2011). October 22, 2011 reading.
10. To ^ "Bears S Harris discharge, a young person starting appointment." NFL JAPAN (October 28, 2011). October 28, 2011 reading.
11. ^ Darin Gantt (October 15, 2012). "Jaguars sign veteran Chris Harris for secondary depth". NBC sports. January 13, 2013 reading.
12. ^ Michael David Smith (November 27, 2012). "Jaguars add four players to 53-man roster". NBC sports. December 30, 2012 reading.
13. ^ "Bears Hire Chris Harris As Defensive Assistant." February 8, 2016 reading.
14. ^ Michael C. Wright (February 10, 2015). "Chris Harris won't be back with Bears in 2015". ESPN. February 15, 2016 reading.
15. ^ "Former Safety Chris Harris Named Assistant DB Coach." San Diego Chargers (January 22, 2016). February 15, 2016 reading.

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