Depends on three things for me with him:

1. Is he willing to restructure and be a team player?
2. Are they able to find a cheaper upgrade in free agency in March?
3. Are they able to actually draft a talented OT that enables them to move on cleanly from him?

I am all for keeping players we have drafted and developed, within reason. It's a lot easier to maintain chemistry this way and he already knows the system, etc. Doubtful you'll find a cheaper upgrade in free agency. Finding one in the draft is probable, but, it's one of those situations where, does he play LT or RT?

I like Harrison's development so far as a rookie at RT. I don't want to see this team get into a situation where they're asking him to move over to LT already in year two. While trying to reestablish that right side again with an over the hill Scherff. Walker Little let us down. That's really what this boils down to.

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