Sean Pa Patriot

According to Peter King in his MMQB, under his top 15, he says strongest comments from Rodney harrison, the Patriots are frauds... But he has it after he ranks the bengals, did King screw up and mean the bengals..

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We going to take it one game at a time

SoCalPatsfan90

I remember the comment last night, but I don't believe it was about NE. I thought they were showing steeler footage at the time so I put it on that team. I could be wrong though, I wasn't paying much attention at the time.

hyperpat

Rodney was referring to the Saints. The reaction by Patrick and Dungy was visible. Rodney even looked for a second like "maybe I shouldn't have used that word." Then he stuck to his guns.

If gossip columnist and coffee nerd King wrote it that way, he just got it wrong. Big surprise. King is insufferable, always saying, "well I just talked to player so and so on the phone in the locker room."

Sean Pa Patriot

I agree, but I just want to make sure if no one else heard it... I think though we would have heard something about this by now though...

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We going to take it one game at a time

bigjunk1

He has it fixed now. It currently says Rodney called Bengals frauds.

Honest mistake. I think King writes these MMQB columns at some crazy time in the middle of the night.

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PatsFanSince74

fixed now...

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MaxVonDoom

He probably dropped some chilli on his article and the editor misread what he said

sieglo

So that is the excuse for all the idiocy.

lamafist

Certainly not all of it, but still -- the guy writes the most widely read Monday-Morning wrap-up column in the nation, and even if you factor out all of the page-eating nonsense about coffee and the rude guy next to him on the train, it's still got a seriously heavy word count for something mostly written after his last SNF TV appearance.

While I personally find his writing unreadably goofy, and his insights pretty much the definition of "conventional wisdom," he's one of the few remaining actual journalists among the NFL's national columnists. I forgive him his "I just got off the phone w/ so-and-so" posturing because he really doesn't get enough credit for actually going out and tracking down information that you couldn't already get with an NFL Sunday Ticket subscription.

Of course, I'm not saying you actually need to go out and read his column. I don't. But I give the guy props for doing what he does -- which is cater to the 90% of football fans who just want his superficial, storyline-only depth of coverage -- better than anybody out there.

PatsFanSince74

Well, that explains a lot!

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