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Old 07-10-2006, 12:05 AM   #1
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I got to thinking today,once Harrison is back in the defense do you all think he will be able to come back and deliver those devasting hits that we have all come to love and appreciate,or do you think that with the extensive rehab he is undergoing that he may have lost some of that punch?As far as I know he isn't known as much for the int's as he is the caused fumbles and knock you on your arse hits.any thoughts?
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Old 07-10-2006, 07:24 AM   #2
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well hes not about to come back when he is not ready to play to his full potential
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I got to thinking today,once Harrison is back in the defense do you all think he will be able to come back and deliver those devasting hits that we have all come to love and appreciate,or do you think that with the extensive rehab he is undergoing that he may have lost some of that punch?As far as I know he isn't known as much for the int's as he is the caused fumbles and knock you on your arse hits.any thoughts?
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With Rodney's injury it's not an issue of speed or power. Mostly it's the ability to Cut, change direction, and be able to consistently Practice/Play. Some players never do fully recover. Some are just afraid to push their knee to the limit, and others knee's just never get tight enough again to actually do it. The other problem is the mountain of ice that is required to keep him on the field for 2 a days and game days. With some players they almost have to take a full week off between games. We'll see what happens when TC starts. If he's going in 2 a days on a consistent basis, and is able to cut then there is not much to worry about. Anything less of that however is an issue...
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With Rodney's injury it's not an issue of speed or power. Mostly it's the ability to Cut, change direction, and be able to consistently Practice/Play. Some players never do fully recover. Some are just afraid to push their knee to the limit, and others knee's just never get tight enough again to actually do it. The other problem is the mountain of ice that is required to keep him on the field for 2 a days and game days. With some players they almost have to take a full week off between games. We'll see what happens when TC starts. If he's going in 2 a days on a consistent basis, and is able to cut then there is not much to worry about. Anything less of that however is an issue...
Yeah, I guess you could say the same thing about Culpepper's injury since it was identical although he suffered it a month after Rodney. But of course Fin fans seem to see things a little differently where Daunte is concerned. After all he ran around in mini camp and rehabbed in a Wal Mart parking lot. Which Rodney likely could have done as well only he didn't need to because he is a better decision maker who was consistently playing at a very high level when injured and already knows his job in this system and Belichick is inclined to give more than lip service to being cautious because his entire season doesn't hinge on a QB he traded a 2nd rounder for actually being able to play before the bye or even play every snap after it because backups aside Safety is a position that rotates a little easier than QB.

Other than that those two are pretty much in the same boat.
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Yeah, I guess you could say the same thing about Culpepper's injury since it was identical although he suffered it a month after Rodney. But of course Fin fans seem to see things a little differently where Daunte is concerned. After all he ran around in mini camp and rehabbed in a Wal Mart parking lot. Which Rodney likely could have done as well only he didn't need to because he is a better decision maker who was consistently playing at a very high level when injured and already knows his job in this system and Belichick is inclined to give more than lip service to being cautious because his entire season doesn't hinge on a QB he traded a 2nd rounder for actually being able to play before the bye or even play every snap after it because backups aside Safety is a position that rotates a little easier than QB.

Other than that those two are pretty much in the same boat.
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Prediction: Rodney Harrison will NOT be on the field any time this month.
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Yeah, I guess you could say the same thing about Culpepper's injury since it was identical although he suffered it a month after Rodney. But of course Fin fans seem to see things a little differently where Daunte is concerned. After all he ran around in mini camp and rehabbed in a Wal Mart parking lot. Which Rodney likely could have done as well only he didn't need to because he is a better decision maker who was consistently playing at a very high level when injured and already knows his job in this system and Belichick is inclined to give more than lip service to being cautious because his entire season doesn't hinge on a QB he traded a 2nd rounder for actually being able to play before the bye or even play every snap after it because backups aside Safety is a position that rotates a little easier than QB.

Other than that those two are pretty much in the same boat.
Actually i did say the exact thing about Daunte...Except in your zeal to try and say that fin fans are delusional i want to ask you a simple question...

Does Rodney and Daunte play the same position?

This is an easy one...NO! "That doesn't matter they have the same injury!"....umm yes they have the same injury...but they are a WORLD apart... In case you have not noticed Daunte is a QB and Rodney is a DB... Do you know the difference between these two positions?

i do..I know that one of them has to Run with receivers clocked under 4.4... I know that one of them has to tackle RB's anywhere from 200-255 pounds. I know that one of them has to run on every single play. I know one of them has to deal with players Juking, and cutting. I know one of them who has to jump in the air to play balls... Now would this be Daunte or Rodney?

So if you didn't understand that and you think i'm still looking with my rose colored glasses i'll put it like this...something that we will ALL agree on.

A Knee inury to a DB is comparable to a Shoulder injury to a QB.


wow you make this too easy!


Ohh yeah and that "parking lot" w/ the Chinese laundromat, and the dirty alley...That was all figments Of Brad childresses post-TO traumitized mind

Here's the link: http://dolphinblog.com/3270633106.htm (Halfway down)

Lets continue... Rodney is cominhg back into a system he knows...Right? And daunte is coming into a new system ...Right? umm...NO! Dolphins Kept Linehans system that daunte played w/ in Minnesotta...He knows the system.


And Safties are easier to field in than QB's??? Tell that to your 31st in the league pass defense... for some reason if daunte goes down and either Lemon or harrington play i doubt we will drop to 31st in the league... (i can't wait for the feedback on this one...)



Now everything aside my first post is standard dictum that you would receive from ANY doctor w/ knowledge of a triple ligament tear injury. W/ that said the same setbacks can and will be expected of daunte...but due to their differences of workload on the said injury it will be harder for Rodney to return to his excellent pre-injury form.
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We'll see what happens when TC starts. If he's going in 2 a days on a consistent basis, and is able to cut then there is not much to worry about. Anything less of that however is an issue...
Just like Bruschi didn't help at all in the second half of last year

If the Patriots play it safe early knowing that it's more important to win the war than the first few battles, that doesn't make it "an issue".
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Just like Bruschi didn't help at all in the second half of last year

If the Patriots play it safe early knowing that it's more important to win the war than the first few battles, that doesn't make it "an issue".

What i meant is that if there is no swelling or setbacks he should be fine...If there will be any setbacks it will be apparant at TC and the coaching staff will do thier best to limit him and prepare the 2nd stringer to assume more of a role if required.
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