Harrison Smith has agreed to return for another season. He will be a starting safety for the opener. Smith's decision to continue playing comes after a strong finish to the previous season.
A one-year contract worth $12.25 million was agreed upon. This will be Smith's 15th season with the same NFL team.
Further details about Smith's return are available, including his thoughts on the upcoming season and a video of him addressing his decision to come back.
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