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Free-agent safety Rodney Harrison, a guest on the Dan Patrick Show this morning, tore into the NFL's new rules. Here are some of his comments, from dp.com: "It's crazy. You've been taught since you were six and seven years old to finish the play." "Football is supposed to be a man's sport." "The game is going to slow down and it's going to get softer." "It's like patty-cake right now." ** Harrison doesn't think that Tom Brady thought Bernard Pollard put a dirty hit on him. "I feel like Tom is a second-effort guy," Harrison said. "He's a guy who doesn't give up on plays." ** Harrison says the one rule they should get rid of is the chop block. Harrison doesn't mind if Hines Ward hits a guy up high. Harrison just doesn't like the low hits. ** Harrison said he couldn't change the way he played. Harrison said he had been taught that way and doing it forever. ** Harrison said at this point in time he's a free agent. He said he's going to decide what he's going to do in the next couple of months. ** Harrison said Brady is one of the slowest quarterbacks in the NFL. But he says Brady is a better QB than Peyton Manning. |
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