Kelvin Harmon

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• Football Team's Kelvin Harmon: Remains in Washington

  6D ago •

  Harmon signed a reserve/future contract with Washington on Monday. Harmon didn't see game action in 2021 and spent most of the season on Washington's practice squad. He hasn't logged a regular-season snap since his rookie campaign in 2019, when he caught 30 passes for 365 yards and zero touchdowns in 16 games.

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• Kelvin Harmon: Back with Washington

  10/20/2021 •

  Washington re-signed Harmon to the practice squad Wednesday. Harmon was released from the practice squad just one day ago, but he now returns to the scout team with Chris Blewitt having been promoted. The 2019 sixth-round pick hasn't suited up for NFL action since his rookie season.

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• Kelvin Harmon: Jettisoned from practice squad

  10/19/2021 •

  Washington cut Harmon from the practice squad Tuesday. Harmon, a 2019 sixth-round pick, has not suited up for NFL action since playing 16 games in his rookie season. The former North Carolina State standout will now turn his attention toward carving out a role elsewhere in the league, perhaps with a team that doesn't possess as much depth at wide receiver as Washington.

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• Kelvin Harmon: Back with WFT's practice squad

  09/30/2021 •

  Harmon has signed a deal to join Washington's practice squad. After getting drafted by Washington in the sixth round of the 2019 NFL Draft, Harmon was cut by the team midway through August. The receiver will rejoin the team, however, this time on the practice squad. With Curtis Samuel coming off the IR list soon, Harmon likely won't get pulled up to Washington's active roster anytime soon.

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• Kelvin Harmon: Let go by Washington

  08/15/2021 •

  Harmon has been cut by Washington, John Keim of ESPN.com reports. Coach Ron Rivera noted that Harmon's exit is indicative of Washington's depth at the wideout position. As JP Finlay of NBC Sports Washington points out, the timing of the move gives Harmon -- who had been working mostly with the squad's third-teamers -- a chance to sign elsewhere and make a run at a 53-man roster spot.

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