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this is a discussion within the Saints Community Forum; If Deonte Harris could, he would reply to every last one of those direct messages. But there are just not enough hours in the day for the New Orleans Saints receiver/returner to give advice to all of them. The messages ...
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06-10-2021, 08:49 AM | #1 |
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If Deonte Harris could, he would reply to every last one of those direct messages.
But there are just not enough hours in the day for the New Orleans Saints receiver/returner to give advice to all of them. The messages typically come from athletes who are either small or playing at a small school. Harris, the 5-foot-6 former Assumption College standout, checks both those boxes, which is why making his mark in the NFL despite going undrafted has made so many people reach out to him. "I get so many DMs on social media and stuff like that, especially the young guys or people just coming out of college," Harris said. "It's hard to try to talk to everybody. (It's the reason why) I'm always on social media trying to put out something motivational. Because it's not easy. It's hard to get here, but it's even harder to maintain." more on NOLA |
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Re: Deonte Harris may be short in stature, but Saints WR/returner has become a player to look up to
Baller & a threat on any given punt/kick off.
I'd really monitor DH snaps in the offense though. Those neck injuries/stingers can be serious & career ending. |
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