Rodney Harrison News

I must admit, I stole this idea...sort of. Stampede Blue is running a story entitled, 5 Players You'd Like to Kick in the Nuts .

Rodney Harrison's gone, but the Patriots won't hand Pat Chung a starting job. Chung will have to earn his role, and the rookie safety plans to hit the challenge head on.

It wasnt until this weekend when I ran into an old college teammate who lives in Chicago that I considered the significance of the Chiefs signing Bears safety Mike Brown.

Patriots rookie safety Pat Chung is hoping to fill the void left by the retired Rodney Harrison.

The hard-hitting safety from Oregon is the Pats' top pick in '09. Some players have incredible physical skills.

Wilfork had a personal best 66 tackles and two sacks while starting all 16 games on a defense that lost several veterans to injuries.

Bill Belichick has long favored size, strength and toughness in his safeties, and that preference could prove particularly advantageous in 2009.

For the past week, ESPN has put together lists of the top players, teams, moments, coaches, etc of the opening decade of the new millennium.

A division win is a nice win." NBC is sure to want something a little more substantial from Harrison when the hard-hitting safety joins the Peacock Network's "Football Night in America" broadcasts this season, but Rodney is right and the Patriots are the biggest division winners around.

Like many NFL fans and observers, former Chargers and Patriots safety Rodney Harrison is getting sick of Brett Favre.

On Thursday, there were 263 questions asked during the weekly Patriots chat on Boston.com. A total of 60 were answered .

QB Tom Brady looks healthy running through this OTA drill at Gillette Stadium on 06/09/09. View full size photo uploaded June 15, 2009 Zolak: "There are a lot of demands for your time, a lot of requests that come in.

It's never too early to think about football. So today for your entertainment value and musings I have decided to throw some thoughts, questions, and cynicisms out to you.

With Vick's official release and impending reinstatement, it's time to think about where the fallen star might finally land... by Brad Mills 18 reads Opinion June 14, 2009 With Vick's official release and impending reinstatement, it's time to think about where the fallen star might finally land.

Former Patriots defender Rodney Harrison was doing a press conference for NBC -- who recently signed Harrison as an analyst -- when he was asked about Peyton Manning's comments about the Indianapolis assistant coaching staff.

A typical New York fan, always crying when someone else wins a title. Coulda woulda shoulda.

Now that he's done in Foxborough, will Rodney Harrison wind up in Canton someday? The Patriots Football Weekly staff is calling a bit of an audible this week.

Rodney Harrison officially announced his retirement and move to TV last week. Not surprisingly Patriots Nation sent us plenty of emails to wish him luck in his new endeavors.

In the wake of the retirement of Rodney Harrison last week, there has been considerable and emotional discussion about his Pro Football Hall Of Fame candidacy.

Rodney Harrison joined the show after NBC announced he would join Dan on Football Night in America .