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Brady HendersonESPN
SEATTLE-Veteran defensive player Damon Snecks Harrison tweeted on Sunday that now is the time for the Seattle Seahawks to move forward.
NFL Network reported that Harrison asked for his release after learning that he would not participate in Sunday̵
A Twitter user replied to an NFL network tweet and wrote “Don’t Go”, marking Harrison. He answered the reason for going out.
Harrison said on Twitter: “I don’t want to, but it’s time to do it now.” “I’m here to help me, I’ve done it, and now it’s time to move on. I’m back this year to participate in the competition and that’s what I want Yes. The team recovered and played very well.” [It’s] I should be going. Still everyone loves and respects the hawks! “
No, but now it’s time. I am here to help, I have done it, now it’s time to move on. I came back to play this year and this is what I want. The team has recovered and played very well… it’s time to go. Still everyone loves and respects the eagle! https://t.co/tIdjXjXs4e
-Damon Harrison (@snacks) December 27, 2020
No one will misunderstand what I mean because the team is investing in their future. It is rare to win at the same time and prepare for the future. If you understand me, you will know that I have found meaning in everything. For various reasons, I should have been here at the time.
-Damon Harrison (@snacks) December 27, 2020
After the Seahawks decided to participate in the game in 2020, they signed with the 32-year-old Harrison on October 7. They didn’t make their debut in Seattle until they played against the Rams on November 15. The 6-foot-5, 350-pound player had to restore himself to football, and then had to wait for Seattle’s defensive tackle to spin, which Brian Mohn got when he injured his ankle.
Harrison was the first team of the 2016 all-around team. He scored nine tackles and one forced turnover in six games with Seattle. According to professional football reference, he averaged 23 defensive spikes per game, behind starters Jarran Reed and Poona Ford.
The Seahawks activated Mone on Saturday to get it out of the injured reserve. Harrison wishes Mone and several other teammates good luck against the Rams on Twitter. Since 2016, the Seahawks will win the NFC West championship for the first time.
According to ESPN’s roster management system, Harrison’s contract includes a base salary of $1.05 million. The prorated amount in the six games is approximately $370,588.
