Harris frustrated by another last-second loss: '13 more weeks for me'
The Denver Broncos' season took another unfortunate turn in Week 4.
Denver lost its fourth straight game to start the campaign and star cornerback Chris Harris Jr. seemed exasperated after a second contest in three weeks was decided by a last-second field goal.
"I ain't saying nothing. Thirteen more weeks for me," Harris said as he exited the locker room following the 26-24 defeat to the Jacksonville Jaguars, according to the Denver Post's Mark Kiszla.
On Monday afternoon, Harris attempted to clear the air regarding those comments:
I am as motivated as ever to turn this around with the Broncos. I love my teammates, coaches, and all the fans here in Denver. We were all frustrated after the game because we "CARE" and want to "WIN."
— Chris Harris (@ChrisHarrisJr) September 30, 2019
Harris received a pay raise heading into the 2019 campaign and said he would give the Broncos a fair shake to re-sign him before he hits the open market next offseason.
The 30-year-old has earned four Pro Bowl invites and an All-Pro nod since 2014. He was the fifth-best cover man (86.0 grade) and the fourth-best overall corner (85.1) in the game last year, according to Pro Football Focus.