Damien Harris

Harris made the quick turnaround in Week 11 to play on Thursday night after being in the league's concussion protocol and he looked impressive in the process, as he usually does. Harris had 10 carries for 56 yards and no score, while adding one reception for nine yards in a game that was essentially out of hand from kickoff. While those numbers would be fine in a vacuum, it's worth noting that he finished with less carries than Stevenson in this backfield and had a 39% snap count share to Stevenson's 34% and Brandon Bolden's 27%. While the fact that Harris missed practice leading up to last week's game could have played a role in his limited usage, it's unclear whether or not that's here to stay. In this matchup against Tennessee, we could see a near-even split yet again for the Patriots backfield. If that's the case, Harris needs to be viewed as a high-end RB3.

Damien Harris (neck) active for Week 12

Patriots running back Damien Harris (neck) is active for Sunday’s game against the Titans. He had been listed as questionable.

Fantasy Impact

Harris was limited in practice all week long, but there was little doubt that he’d be able to play against Tennessee. Unfortunately for Harris, the third-year back has lost some of his workload to up-and-coming rookie Rhamondre Stevenson. The duo is likely headed for another fairly even split on Sunday. Fantasy managers should view both Harris and Stevenson as mid-range RB3 options.