Cleveland Browns News: Nick Harris ready to prove doubters wrong

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 07: Nick Harris #56 of the Washington Huskies warms up before the game against the California Golden Bears the at Husky Stadium on September 07, 2019 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images)
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 07: Nick Harris #56 of the Washington Huskies warms up before the game against the California Golden Bears the at Husky Stadium on September 07, 2019 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images) /
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The Daily Dawg Tags brings you all the Cleveland Browns news that you need to know, including rookie Nick Harris being ready to prove people wrong.

The Cleveland Browns front office looked at several different traits when it came to the 2020 NFL Draft class, with some standing out more than others. One of the more surprising picks of their draft class was fifth round selection Nick Harris.

Harris showed some solid potential during his time at Washington, but fell in the draft because he was viewed as scheme dependent. With a lack of size, Harris would have been bullied in the NFL had he been put into the wrong scheme.

With Kevin Stefanski’s wide zone, play-action scheme, Harris’ scheme dependent moniker fit perfectly into what the Browns were going to be doing on offense. Now that Harris has been put into the system he needs to be in, he can now put in the work to show why he should have been drafted earlier.

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Today’s featured article looks at what Harris can bring to the table for the Browns offensive line and how he is looking to prove people wrong.

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Fifth-round draft pick Nick Harris excelled at Washington after being overlooked – Scott Petrak, BrownsZone

"“He knows and understands that he needs to be a technician,” Huff said. “He needs to be clean, whether it’s his stance or whether it’s his get-off or his hand placement or his feet and playing to his strengths.”"

Harris’ lack of size for an offensive lineman has forced him to be perfect in many other categories, which has helped him excel. The Browns do not need overpowering maulers on their offensive line, so Harris’ talent will fit right into Cleveland’s plans when they feel he is ready to take the field, despite his smaller stature.

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"If the Cleveland Browns need any help along the offensive line, they should consider giving Joe Thomas a call based on his performance in The Titan Games on Monday night.Thomas stole the show as the series opened its second season."

Since retiring from the NFL, Joe Thomas‘ immediate weight drop and packing on muscle has stunned many people. He took advantage of his new body as he showed off his athleticism during the Titan Games, which puts every competitors body to the ultimate test.

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