Lions agree to extension with DT Harrison
Carlos Osorio/AP Photo, File DETROIT LIONS defensive tackle Damon "Snacks" Harrison looks on during pregame of a 2018 game against the Seattle Seahawks in Detroit.
DETROIT (AP) — Defensive tackle Damon Harrison and the Detroit Lions have agreed to an $11 million, one-year extension, giving him three years left under contract with the franchise.
The Lions acquired Harrison from the New York Giants in the middle of last season for a draft pick. Harrison, who turns 31 in November, was a 2016 All-Pro selection.
Harrison is entering his eighth season. He’s started 16 games in six straight seasons while playing for the Jets, Giants and Lions.
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