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Rodney Harrison Tells Tom Brady To "Take His Skirt Off"

Found October 05, 2009 on Awful Announcing Inactive:
PLAYERS: Rodney Harrison,  Tom Brady,  Ray Lewis
TEAMS: San Diego Chargers,  New England Patriots,  Baltimore Ravens

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If anyone stuck around for the halftime show on Sunday Night Football, they were given a treat. Rodney Harrison decided to call out one of his former teammates, and it caught me so off guard, that I had to rewind it about seven times. Here's the clip if you missed it....



Obviously as a defensive player Harrison would side with Ray Lewis, but to call out his former quarterback like that is usually unheard of. It's no secret that the league protects quarterbacks, and is it wrong for Brady to lobby for the flag? Maybe, but it happens in every sport and really isn't a big enough deal to tell someone to "take their skirt off" though. Still, it was hilarious.

Video: Rodney Harrison Tells Tom Brady to Take His Skirt Off (BSO)
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