DETROIT – When Damon Harrison faced one blocker on Sunday afternoon usually it meant rough things for the Seattle offense. On this particular play, the newly acquired Detroit Lions defensive tackle pushed D.J. Fluker – a former teammate of his last year with the Giants – into the backfield and then moved away quick enough to get his hands on Russell Wilson.
A 10-yard sack, and the epitome of what the Lions were hoping for when they traded for Harrison less than a week ago. Sunday was always going to be a learning point for Harrison, who had practiced with Detroit for two days before stepping onto the field and playing approximately half of the snaps in a 28-14 loss to the Seahawks.