For the better part of his career, David Harris has been an every-down linebacker -- a constant in the lineup. Whether it's nickel, dime or regular personnel, he's always out there, relaying the defensive call and directing traffic for the New York Jets.
But, on Sunday, there was a subtle change.
Harris played only 66 of 73 defensive snaps, as he was replaced in the dime package by rookie Darron Lee. Sitting out for seven plays may not seem like a big deal, but we're talking about a linebacker who played every snap in six of nine complete games.