INDIANAPOLIS - The Patriots have sworn up and down this past week and a half that avenging the Super Bowl XLII loss to the Giants is not a factor in Sunday¹s rematch.
Rodney Harrison, who was a safety on that New England team and is now an analyst for...
Via Inside The Panthers
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February 02, 2012
INDIANAPOLIS
A prominent former NFL coach and ex-player criticized the lackluster play in the Pro Bowl last weekend – a 59-41 win by the AFC that featured the most points in the game's history and a lot of booing from the crowd at Aloha Stadium.
NBC Sports analyst Rodney Harrison, the Patriots safety when they faced the Giants in the Super Bowl four years ago, said he was embarrassed...
Via T-Rock's Take On The Giants
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February 01, 2012
Rodney Harrison has been asked many times over the past couple of weeks about the Patriots who remain from the 2007 team downplaying the revenge factor in Super Bowl XLVI.
Via Boston.com
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February 03, 2012
Were he still patrolling the Patriots defensive backfield, maybe Rodney Harrison would preach the team’s party line regarding its Super Bowl rematch with the Giants, which basically can be condensed to this:
Via T-Rock's Take On The Giants
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February 01, 2012
Rodney Harrison readily admits he is rooting for the Patriots, with whom he won two Super Bowls, to defeat the Giants, even though he now is an NBC analyst.
Via Fox Sports Southwest
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February 04, 2012
A hot topic of debate in the NFL over the last few years has been about concussions, and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones knows first-hand the effects of head injuries from playing the game.
Appearing as a guest on the new NBC Sports Network show Costas Tonight, Jones said he had suffered "50 concussions" during his playing career. Jones was responding to a segment earlier...
Via Player Perspective
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February 03, 2012
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Yesterday Peyton Manning was cleared to return to football. I still don’t understand what, exactly, that means. I also don’t know why he’d even consider playing after three neck surgeries involving bones being fused and scary things of that nature. Apparently Rodney Harrison doesn’t either...
Via T-Rock's Take On The Giants
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February 01, 2012
NBC analyst Rodney Harrison was known as a big hitter in his day as an NFL safety, including on two Super Bowl-winning teams for the Patriots.
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