Thu Jun 19 2014 | 21:31 | Duron Harmon likely winner of SS job |
The Boston Herald has already anointed 2013 third-round pick Duron Harmon the Patriots' starting strong safety. |
Last year's 91st overall pick, Harmon has outplayed Pat Chung and Tavon Wilson, who weren't likely to be strong competitors in the first place. Harmon held his own on roughly 430 snaps as a rookie, and will line up opposite FS Devin McCourty in New England's rebuilt secondary, with Darrelle Revis at corner. |
Source: Boston Herald | |
Fri Jun 6 2014 | 11:49 | Harmon working as starting strong safety |
Duron Harmon has been running as the starting strong safety at Patriots OTAs. |
After the Patriots released Steve Gregory, the starting job next to FS Devin McCourty had Harmon's name on it. Tavon Wilson, Patrick Chung, and Logan Ryan are the competition. Harmon started three games as a rookie last season and didn't embarrass himself. He showed a nose for the ball with two picks. |
Source: Boston Herald | |
Sun Mar 2 2014 | 10:05 | Patriots SS spot Duron Harmon's to lose? |
Following the release of Steve Gregory, Duron Harmon is penciled in as the favorite to be the Patriots starting strong safety. |
Harmon was the 91st pick in last April's draft but was thought to be nothing more than a late-round prospect. He ended up playing 433 defensive snaps as a rookie, contributing 31 tackle and two interceptions while receiving positive marks in coverage from PFF. Harmon will face competition for the job. |
Source: ESPN Boston | |