Philadelphia signed Harris to its practice squad Tuesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

With C.J. Gardner-Johnson (abdomen) on the injured reserve list, the Eagles saw fit to bring the veteran Harris on board to potentially provide some depth at safety during the home stretch of the season. And with Reed Blankenship (knee) also questionable for Sunday's game at Chicago, Philadelphia could opt to elevate Harris sooner rather than later.

Harris was waived by the Broncos on Tuesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Harris appeared in just three games for the Broncos and did not record a single stat after getting promoted to the active roster Nov. 8. The 31-year-old safety played exclusively on special teams and thus should not be missed in a Denver secondary that has been one of the team's lone bright spots this season.

Harris was elevated to the active roster Monday.

EDGE Analysis

Harris will suit up with the Broncos for the second straight week after chipping in on nine special-teams snaps in Week 5. Although Justin Simmons (quadriceps) is returning from IR, Caden Sterns (hip) has been ruled out, clearing the way for Harris to play Monday against the Chargers.

Harris signed a contract with the Broncos' practice squad Wednesday, Ryan O'Halloran of The Denver Post reports

EDGE Analysis

Harris will head to Denver just nine days after he agreed to terminate his previous practice squad contract with the Eagles. The 30-year-old recorded 72 tackles and three passes defended over 14 regular-season games with Philadelphia last season. Harris could now serve as a solid veteran option for the Broncos now that Pro Bowl safety Justin Simmons (quadriceps), who was also placed on injured reserve Wednesday, is set to sit out until at least Week 6.

The Eagles and Harris have reached an agreement to terminate his practice squad contract to maximize his flexibility to join another team's 53-man roster, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Harris, who started 15 games for the Eagles last season, was released by the team last Tuesday and signed to the practice squad the following day. Additionally, Philadelphia acquired safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson via trade, giving Harris an uphill battle for playing time. The eighth-year pro was recently granted the opportunity to explore other teams' secondary interests, and he could contribute if he's able to prove good health and effectiveness on the field.

The Eagles signed Harris to the practice squad Wednesday, Sage Hurley of the team's official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

Harris was let go by Philadelphia following the team's trade for fellow safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson on Tuesday. The veteran, who recorded 72 tackles, three passes defended and one interception over 14 games in 2021, is still eligible to sign with another team's active roster while on the Eagles' practice squad this regular season.

The Eagles released Harris on Tuesday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Eagles traded for C.J. Gardner-Johnson on Tuesday, so Harris was released to open up a spot on team's roster. The veteran safety spent his first six seasons in Minnesota before joining Philadelphia last year. In his lone campaign with the Eagles, he totaled 72 tackles, three pass defenses and an interception across 14 appearances. Harris will likely draw plenty of attention as a free agent.

Harris signed a one-year contract with the Eagles on Friday, Dave Spadaro of the Eagles' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

After spending the first six seasons of his career in Minnesota, Harris joined the Eagles in 2021 and logged 72 tackles (36 solo), an interception and three pass defenses across 14 appearances. He'll take on a prominent role in Philadelphia's secondary once again next year.

Harris (coach's decision) is inactive Saturday against the Cowboys.

EDGE Analysis

Harris will get the night off with the Eagles firmly entrenched as a lower seed in the NFL playoffs. With Harris out, Jared Mayden should see the majority of the work at free safety against the Cowboys.

Harris registered nine tackles (six solo) during Sunday's 30-13 win over the Broncos.

EDGE Analysis

The 30-year-old's nine tackles Sunday were his highest mark since Week 3. Moving forward, Harris' sporadic production will likely make him a risky play for fantasy managers in standard IDP leagues.