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Harris was the Bears first round draft pick in 2004 out of Oklahoma University. In 2004, he finished second in balloting for the defensive ROY award. In only his second NFL season, Harris was selected for the first time for the 2005 Pro Bowl. He is a 3 time pro bowl selection. Harris is ideally suited to coach Lovie Smith's version of the Tampa 2 defense, which relies on quick, agile linemen to get pressure on the quarterback. Harris' play has earned him comparisons to the young Warren Sapp, who rose to prominence in a similar defensive scheme.
This jersey is covered with paint and Eagles hit marks throughout. Harris totaled 3 tackles and 2 sacks in this game. This relic is UNWASHED and smells of game use. Jersey is photomatched. The tail of this jersey has been custom cut and has an elastic band insert. Underneath is the J.O. Sports thermo patch identifier indicating the date and opponent. In the neck is the "07-46" swatch tag indicating the year and size. Sewn on front, back and both sleeves is #91 done in navy blue twill with orange outline. On back sewn on a mesh nameplate is "HARRIS". The sleeves have the traditional bear's navy blue and orange screened on striping. The sleeve ends are made of cotton ribbed elasticized material with dazzle cloth underneath.
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