Harris (hamstring) will start at strong safety in place of Andrew Sendejo (groin/hamstring) , Andrew Krammer reports.

EDGE Analysis

With Andrew Sendejo (groin/hamstring) sidelined for the third time in five games, Harris will get another start. Harris saw significant snaps Week 6 against the Packers and Week 8 against the Browns, put totaled a combined five tackles in the contests. He may not make a great fill-in IDP option as a result.

Harris (hamstring) was a full participant in Friday's practice and isn't listed on the Vikings' injury report ahead of Sunday's game against the Rams, Chris Corso of the Vikings' official site reports.

EDGE Analysis

With Harris in the clear for the Week 11 matchup, it's expected that he'll step into a starting role at safety with Andrew Sendejo (groin/hamstring) sidelined for the third time in five games, according to Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports. Harris saw significant snaps Week 6 against the Packers and Week 8 against the Browns, put totaled a combined five tackles in the contests. He won't make for a strong speculative IDP play this week.

Harris (hamstring) is active for Sunday's contest against the Redskins.

EDGE Analysis

Harris was limited in practice on Wednesday and Thursday but was able to participate in full on Friday. He's expected to see his typical role as a backup secondary player in Minnesota.

Harris started at strong safety and had three total tackles in Sunday's win over Cleveland.

EDGE Analysis

Harris got the start with Andrew Sendejo serving a one-game suspension. He'll move to a reserve role in Week 10 after a bye week.

Harris started at strong safety and had two total tackles in Sunday's win over Green Bay.

EDGE Analysis

Harris took over at strong safety with Andrew Sendejo out with a groin injury. While Harris had just two tackles, he played all 66 snaps of the defense's snaps, suggesting he could be a sneaky IDP option at safety if Sendejo remains sidelined.

Harris will start at strong safety with Andrew Sendejo out with a groin injury, Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports.

EDGE Analysis

The Vikings may split Sendejo's usual workload on defense between Harris, Terence Newman and Jayron Kearse, however. But Harris will get the first shot at replacing Sendejo.

Harris (leg) was a full participant in Thursday's practice.

EDGE Analysis

Few details were ever offered on the severity of the injury, but it appears Harris will be ready for Monday night's game against the Saints. The 25-year-old will start the season as a reserve safety behind starter Harrison Smith for the Vikings.

Harris is out with a leg injury.

EDGE Analysis

It's still somewhat unknown how long he'll be out for. The team hasn't released a ton of details regarding his status, so it's more of a waiting game at the moment. Harris is expected to be a serviceable safety this season and the injury isn't expected to impact his role in the long run.

Harris had 15 total tackles and defended a pass in Sunday's loss to Indianapolis. Harris started at safety with Harrison Smith injured.

EDGE Analysis

Despite his large tackle totals, Harris struggled in coverage as he gave up several big plays. Still, he'll likely continue to start at safety as long as Smith is sidelined.

Harris started at safety with Harrison Smith injured and had seven total tackles in Sunday's win at Jacksonville.

EDGE Analysis

Harris was on the field for all 66 plays on defense, so it looks like he'll get almost all the playing time opposite Andrew Sendejo at safety while Smith is out.