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NFL.com’s latest roundup notes the Giants signing veteran defensive lineman Shelby Harris as Darius Slayton undergoes core-muscle surgery and will miss spring; Ravens bring back Calais Campbell on a one-year deal; Packers exercise Lukas Van Ness’s fifth-year option; Chiefs reveal jersey numbers for the 2026 draft class; and the Bengals will not exercise Myles Murphy’s fifth-year option.
The New York Giants signed veteran defensive tackles Shelby Harris and Leki Fotu to one-year deals to help replace Dexter Lawrence, with Harris bringing durability and 146 career games (89 starts) and Fotu offering size and versatility; the moves follow the draft and signal ongoing defensive-line upgrades, with potential further additions on the horizon and unresolved contract talks with Lawrence.
The New York Giants signed veteran defensive tackle Leki Fotu to a one-year contract, adding him to the defensive line alongside Shelby Harris. Fotu is a 6-5, 317-pound 27-year-old with 66 career games and 26 starts, known as a run defender but not a true nose tackle. The Giants note that neither Fotu nor Harris is a nose tackle, have drafted a nose tackle in Bobby Jamison-Travis, and continue to pursue veteran nose tackle options such as D.J. Reader.
The New York Giants signed veteran defensive tackle Shelby Harris to a one-year deal to help replace Dexter Lawrence after a trade and failed extension, with plans to mix multiple players (including sixth-round pick Bobby Jamison-Travis) and possibly add more veterans to shore up the interior. Harris brings 146 NFL games (89 starts) and 28.5 career sacks, plus a 32-tackle, one-sack season with the Browns in 2025.
The New York Giants signed veteran defensive tackle Shelby Harris, who is entering his 12th NFL season and appeared in 17 games for the Browns last year, as they continue to shore up the interior line after the 2026 draft; they remain linked to other veteran DTs and a possible Odell Beckham return.
Browns veteran defensive lineman Shelby Harris publicly opposed the NFLPA's proposal to overhaul the NFL offseason by eliminating OTAs in favor of a longer training camp starting in mid-June. Harris claims that players do not support this change, contradicting reports that a majority of players are in favor. He also noted that coaches and front office executives are not pleased with the proposal.
The NFL Players Association is finalizing a proposal to overhaul offseason programs, eliminating spring voluntary workouts in favor of summer sessions leading into training camp. Browns defensive lineman Shelby Harris expressed strong opposition, stating that players do not support the changes, and he hasn't heard from any who do. The proposal could become a bargaining chip in discussions about adding an 18th game to the regular season.
The Cleveland Browns have signed defensive tackle Shelby Harris, a 10th-year veteran who brings experience and productivity to their defensive line. To make room for Harris, the Browns have waived Michael Dwumfour. Harris, who played for the Seahawks last year, has been a consistent performer throughout his career, recording 261 tackles, 24.5 sacks, and one interception. The Browns' defensive line has been dealing with injuries in training camp, making Harris' addition even more valuable.
Free agent defensive lineman Shelby Harris has agreed to terms with the Cleveland Browns on a one-year deal worth up to $5.25 million. Harris, who spent last season with the Seahawks, will join the Browns after playing for the Broncos from 2017-2021.
With one week until the start of training camp, the Seattle Seahawks still have an open roster spot. The team has various options to fill the spot, including bringing back defensive tackle Shelby Harris, who recently hinted at a potential return. However, the front office will need to navigate salary cap constraints to make any additions. As the preseason approaches, fans eagerly await the announcement of who will fill the final roster spot.