Rahimi Harrison

You bet.

Thanks for having me.

Last year, he was among the team leaders in touchdown scored with two.

So, you know, he really showed himself to be a really, I don't want to say dynamic player, but just a very good player that I think really excelled in what he was asked to do by Jim Schwartz.

In fact, when I saw that he went to the Bears, I was a little disappointed because I had put Devin Bush atop my offseason priorities

of things that General Manager Andrew Barry did.

needed to handle this off season.

And that was bring him back.

Now, uh, I do feel like they did a pretty good job of replacing him with Quincy Williams, uh, who is, uh, very familiar with the Browns new defensive coordinator, Mike Rutenberg from time, both in Jacksonville, as well as, uh, with the jets.

Uh, but I, I, I'm just being honest.

I'm a little disappointed that they weren't able to keep Devin Bush, but business is business.

And, uh,

I am curious to see if Devin can have the same success in Chicago that he had here in Cleveland.

Yeah, and I'll be honest with you.

I think that he also benefited not just from the scheme, but he benefited from the supporting cast.

You mentioned Carson Swessinger.

You got to also mention that he's got, you know, he had Miles Garrett there up front tearing things up.

So the Browns had a really good defensive front

in front of him that I think helped accentuate that speed that he is able to play with.

defensive front, that's what helped him really take his game to another level.