Navy’s hard-charging linebacker with a special-teams edge
Ryan Harris has been a relentless, high-effort Navy linebacker whose best trait is motor: earlier Navy bio notes praised his speed, intensity, and reckless-abandon style, and that kind of tone usually travels well in service-academy football. Publicly available current stat summaries are sparse, but he is still listed in Navy’s linebacker group and remains a player whose value comes from toughness, special-teams carryover, and assignment discipline rather than flash. If you want a gritty, physical fit who embraces contact and the Navy brand of football, he makes sense; if you need a stat-stuffing, every-down playmaker, the evidence is thinner.
