He calls us wild dogs because we hunt together, we eat together, and, ultimately we all got one goal like a wild dog does," Harris said during his media availability on Wednesday. "Our goal just so happens to be killing quarterbacks."
To Harris, the chase is part of the thrill of playing defensive end, a violent battle in the trenches that shapes the outcomes of football games. Hunting, as Spencer puts it, is his group's M.O., and perhaps no player in that room personifies this ethos better than Harris, who has been hunting an impact on the field throughout his whole career.
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