The former seventh-round pick out of South Dakota, Myles Harden, has started to settle into his role as the Cleveland Browns' starting nickel corner. He has had some struggles at times this season, but he has also had some great games, including this past weekend against the New Orleans Saints. He had a pair of sacks and a pass breakup to go along with five tackles in the loss to the Saints.
Browns' head coach was talking about Myles Harden earlier this week, and this is what he had to say.
"First of all, he's another one that loves to play football and always has a smile on his face. You can tell the players love him. As a guy they wanna be around, knows he brings it every day, competes, great disposition, he's fun to be around. And we got a lot
of those guys. He's not the only one. We got a lot of those guys; it's fun to come into work every day and work with. And it kills him when he doesn't play well. He's got that in him; he's got that mentality of 'I'm going to get it right' and that's what you want. And we've got a lot of those guys."
Harden has been a fun piece in the Browns' defense this year. He has been great in coverage and a good depth piece while also helping in run support and, as we saw, in the pass rush.
This article originally appeared on Browns Wire: The development of Browns CB Myles Harden has Todd Monken excited
