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Falcons’ Harris ejected from the Panthers game

Falcons defensive end Charles Harris, a former first-round pick, is looking to jump-start his career after three seasons with the Dolphins. (Photo courtesy of The Atlanta Falcons).
Falcons defensive end Charles Harris, a former first-round pick, is looking to jump-start his career after three seasons with the Dolphins. (Photo courtesy of The Atlanta Falcons).
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Oct 30, 2020

Falcons defensive end Charles Harris was ejected from the game after hitting Carolina quarterback Teddy Bridgewater in the helmet in the third quarter on Thursday night.

Bridgewater had to leave the game.

Harris will likely be fined by the league office for the hit.

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