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He’s legendary, I barely remember him.Legend? You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.
Harris made the All-Decade Team, a few all-pros and won a SB. He had a legendary 9 year career in Denver as a former UDFA. He was one of the NFL’s top CBs in the 2010s.Legend? You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means.
I think the issue people have w this is that the title seems to say, bc of how it’s worded, that this guy is a legend of the Saints instead of stating/implying that he was a legendary NB who ended his career w the Saints.Harris made the All-Decade Team, a few all-pros and won a SB. He had a legendary 9 year career in Denver as a former UDFA. He was one of the NFL’s top CBs in the 2010s.
I think the issue people have w this is that the title seems to say, bc of how it’s worded, that this guy is a legend of the Saints instead of stating/implying that he was a legendary NB who ended his career w the Saints.
The OP said "Saints Legend".Harris made the All-Decade Team, a few all-pros and won a SB. He had a legendary 9 year career in Denver as a former UDFA. He was one of the NFL’s top CBs in the 2010s.
Technically he said Saints CB Legend. He is a CB Legend, that happened to play for the Saints at the end. Just like Saints CB Legend Champ BaileyThe OP said "Saints Legend".
He was a Saint for one year.
If he was "a legend", he was a denver legend. True story.
Yep. He just wasn't a Saints legend lol. The OP was being facetious I'm sure.Harris made the All-Decade Team, a few all-pros and won a SB. He had a legendary 9 year career in Denver as a former UDFA. He was one of the NFL’s top CBs in the 2010s.