We're the Harrises

Super Bowl 50 Champions Chris Harris Jr and Ryan Harris are joined by Cleveland Browns Defensive Tackle Shelby Harris for a truly unique perspective on the NFL, and the game of football.

We're the Harrises is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 41 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts We're the Harrises, a sports show with 41 episodes published.

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  Episode #42

  Broncos Fall Short vs Patriots, Seahawks Surge to SB60 + Coaching Carousel | We're the Harrises

  Jan 26, 202635 minS0

  <p>Shelby Harris, Chris Harris Jr., and Ryan Harris open with a detailed postgame analysis of the Broncos’ loss to the Patriots, focusing on how early momentum, fourth-and-short decisions, and weather conditions shaped the game. They discuss why failing to take points proved costly, how the offensive line struggled against New England’s front, and why the Broncos defense played well enough to win despite the final score. Jarrett Stidham’s inexperience, key turnovers, and missed execution are examined alongside praise for the Patriots’ situational football.</p><p>The discussion then turns to the Seahawks’ NFC Championship victory over the Rams, high...

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  Episode #40

  Broncos Stun Bills, Bo Nix Injury Fallout & Championship Round Picks | We're the Harrises

  Jan 21, 202633 minS0

  <p>The Harrises open with instant reaction to the Broncos’ 33–30 win over the Bills, focusing on five Buffalo turnovers, the interception controversy, and how Denver’s defense swung the game. Shelby raises concerns about the non-existent run game and how heavily the offense leaned on Bo Nix before his late injury, while Chris breaks down Josh Allen’s mistakes and what the Broncos must replicate defensively going forward. The conversation shifts to Jarrett Stidham taking over at quarterback, with debate over whether Denver can win by leaning on the run game, protecting Stidham, and trusting a veteran offensive line. The guys ana...

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  Episode #39

  Broncos vs Bills, Playoff Picks & Coaching Carousel | We’re the Harrises

  Jan 14, 202649 minS0

  <p>Ryan Harris, Shelby Harris, and Chris Harris Jr. open with a detailed breakdown of the Broncos’ playoff matchup against the Bills, focusing on turnovers, the run game, and how Denver can contain Josh Allen. They react to John Franklin-Myers’ comments about physicality and explain why the game will be decided in the trenches and late in the fourth quarter. The conversation shifts to divisional playoff picks, including Seahawks vs 49ers, Patriots vs Texans, and Bears vs Rams, with strong opinions on quarterback play, defensive matchups, and cold-weather football. The trio then examines the NFL coaching carousel, debating the best and...

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  Episode #38

  Broncos No. 1 Seed, Myles Garrett History + Wild Card Picks | We're the Harrises

  Jan 14, 202622 minS0

  <p>The Harrises open the show by discussing the Broncos’ resilience, Sean Payton’s leadership, and why Denver’s best championship window may be right now as the team enters the postseason with home-field advantage. Shelby shares behind-the-scenes perspective from Myles Garrett’s historic sack moment, explaining the teamwork, emotion, and preparation that went into a play that will be remembered forever. From there, the conversation turns to Wild Card Weekend, with detailed breakdowns of Rams-Panthers, Packers-Bears, and 49ers-Eagles in the NFC, followed by Bills-Jaguars, Chargers-Patriots, and Texans-Steelers in the AFC. Each host offers bold predictions, debates potential upsets, and highligh...

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  Episode #37

  Broncos Win AFC West + Dangerous AFC/NFC Teams | We're the Harrises

  Dec 30, 202523 minS0

  <p>Shelby Harris explains why attention to detail and fundamentals become harder to maintain late in the season and why that discipline separates playoff teams from pretenders. The guys examine the AFC and NFC playoff landscapes, including divisional races, inconsistent contenders, and defenses that travel well in January. They also touch on coaching stability versus change, potential fits around the league, and why experience matters when the pressure ramps up. The episode closes with an in-depth MVP discussion, comparing recent winners, historic second-year MVPs, and what ultimately defines the league’s most valuable player.</p><br/> <p>Hosted by Simplecast, an...

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