Harris recorded a sack to go with three tackles, but left the game with a knee injury Sunday against the Dolphins.

EDGE Analysis

The Dolphins fell behind early in the game and almost completely abandoned their running game, leading to one of the lowest tackle outputs that we've seen from Harris. Amazingly, Miami running backs had only eight rushing attempts in the contest. The good news was that all the passing attempts led to him recording a sack.

Harris recorded 10 tackles Sunday against the Eagles.

EDGE Analysis

Surprisingly, Harris was third on the team in tackles, a category he commonly leads the Jets in on a weekly basis. Typically, he helps to shut down opposing rushing attacks, but the team allowed Ryan Mathews to rush for over 100 yards, contributing to the Week 3 loss.

Harris heads into Sunday's game against the Eagles with 15 tackles and one sack in two games this season, though Philadelphia could focus more on the passing game, with DeMarco Murray out with a hamstring injury.

EDGE Analysis

Harris continues to be the leader of the Jets' defense, a unit that has been one of the best in the NFL, particularly against the run. Harris doesn't rush the quarterback much, but he's reached 120 tackles in three consecutive seasons, making him a consistent play in fantasy IDP leagues.

Harris recorded seven tackles Monday against the Colts.

EDGE Analysis

Harris continues to be a tackling machine, as he now has 15 tackles over his first two games along with a forced fumble. He'll continue to be a big part of the reason why the Jets are so difficult to run the football against.

Harris had one sack, forced a fumble and recorded eight tackles Sunday against the Browns.

EDGE Analysis

As always, Harris was all over the field making plays for the Jets, and only Calvin Pryor recorded more tackles in this contest. On his quarterback sack, Harris was shaken up, though it appeared he was poked in the eye.

Harris recorded two tackles and three assists Saturday against the Giants.

EDGE Analysis

Harris, as always, was in the middle of the action. After posting at least 123 tackles in each of the last three seasons, there's no reason to expect a drop-off this year.

Harris re-signed with the Jets on a three-year, $21.5 million contract, Manish Mehta of the NY Daily News reports. The 31-year-old linebacker has spent his entire career with one team, playing all 16 games in seven of his first eight seasons. He recorded either 123 or 124 tackles in each of the past three years, making him one of the NFL's more reliable IDP options. He's also one of the league's better pass rusher at his position, with 30.5 career sacks to his name, including 6.0 last season. Harris is the unquestioned leader of the New York defense, if not the entire team.

Harris (shoulder) is active for Sunday's game against the Broncos. Harris is having a solid season and despite taking it easy in practice this week, it sounds like he is good to go for this game. While there is some risk here, feel free to use him if he is one of your normal IDP options.

Harris (shoulder) participated in a light walk-through Friday, ESPN reports. Harris didn't practice Thursday but coach Rex Ryan expected him to be available for Sunday's game against the Broncos. The fact that the veteran linebacker practiced Friday certainly further points in that direction.

Though Harris (shoulder) didn't practice Thursday, coach Rex Ryan indicated that he expects the linebacker to play Sunday against the Broncos, Seth Walder of the New York Daily News reports. We'll revisit Harris' status Friday, but it looks like he plans to tough it out through his shoulder injury this weekend, barring any setbacks. The linebacker has racked up 19 tackles over his last two games.