RODNEY HARRISON RUMORS

Here’s some Rodney Harrison love circa Super Bowl XXXVIII.

Here’s some Rodney Harrison love circa Super Bowl XXXVIII.
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Rodney Harrison laying the lumber never gets old.

Rodney Harrison laying the lumber never gets old.
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"Rodney Harrison is one of the greatest players to ever play for the New England Patriots, and one of..."

““Rodney Harrison is one of the greatest players to ever play for the New England Patriots,...
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March 19, 2013  |  Discuss
CHILLING COMMENTARY

Harrison 'scared to death' about future

Rodney Harrison expressed concern over the head injuries he suffered as a player, saying,  "I'm scared to death what may happen to me ten, fifteen years from now."

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February 01, 2013  |  Discuss

Rodney Harrison ‘Scared to Death’ What Future Holds After Many Concussions, Faults NFL for Not Spreading Awareness

The concussion issue in the NFL has become a fraught battle, with everyone knowing that head injuries have some connection to later health concerns but no one sure of the best way to move forward or change the league. Former Patriots safety Rodney Harrison is among those looking back on his career in a different light as research continues to uncover new information about concussions...
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January 31, 2013  |  10 Comments

Rodney Harrison Recounts Breaking His Arm in Super Bowl XXXVIII, Staying in Game (Video)

No one ever questioned Rodney Harrison's toughness. And no moment was perhaps more symbolic of his passion for the game of football than what happened during Super Bowl XXXVIII. Harrison broke his arm during New England's victory over Carolina. He was obviously in a great deal of pain, but it didn't stop him from staying on the field for one more play. That pretty much...
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July 05, 2012  |  Discuss

Rodney Harrison Believes NFL Is Taking Right Steps to Improve Player Safety, Feels He Could Play 20 Years Under Current Rules

Rodney Harrison is a passionate man. On the football field, he played with more agrression and intensity than maybe any player to step foot on the gridiron. During 15 seasons in the NFL, Harrison played 186 games piling up 919 tackles and becoming the first safety to ever record at least 30 interceptions (34) and 30 sacks (30.5) in his career. He was selected to two Pro Bowls and...
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June 26, 2012  |  Discuss

Rodney Harrison rips Gronkowski for post-Super Bowl partying

Rob Gronkowski's injured ankle was one of the biggest storylines leading up to Super Bowl XLVI. Now, the Patriots tight end has suddenly found himself at the center of attention once again. A video surfaced of Gronkowski dancing -- seemingly under the influence -- at the Patriots' after party on Sunday night, which has caused an uproar in some circles. Former Patriots safety...
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February 08, 2012  |  37 Comments

Rodney Harrison rips Rob Gronkowski ‘You need to grow up’

Rob Gronkowski’s shirtless dancing after the Super Bowl loss has become one of the biggest postgame stories. Former Patriots safety Rodney Harrison joined The Waddle & Silvy Show Wednesday and was told about the incident by the hosts. Harrison says that was the first he had heard about it, and he did not respond well. “I guarantee you this, if Willie McGinest, Tedy Bruschi...
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February 08, 2012  |  Discuss
KEEP YOUR SHIRT ON

Harrison rips Gronk for dancing

The inevitable backlash to Rob Gronkowski's post-Super Bowl dancing is here, starting with former Patriot Rodney Harrison, who says the tight end needs to grow up. 

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February 08, 2012  |  14 Comments
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