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Yep. What year was that? 2006? I’ll google...he got hurt in the game against the dirty jeff fisher titans.
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Yep. What year was that? 2006? I’ll google...he got hurt in the game against the dirty jeff fisher titans.
I'm with you. Even though he was only here a few years hes one of my all time favorite playersSomehow he is still my favorite Patriot of all time. He could have (of) been the MVP of the 2004 regular season and should have been the SB MVP that year.
That clip at the end of the 2003 AFCCG when he thanked Bill for bringing him here and then Bill pays it back... holy **** that always gives me the feels.
I’ve met some Pats and I’ve been pretty cool but I think meeting Rodney would leave me star struck.
Congrats to the Beasts of Beasts.
Yes.Over DMAC?
Different types of players anyways.I think everyone loves and appreciates McCourty, but he's not on Rodney's level.
idk...Sey left us. Rodney retired with us.
Yeah, that's the joke.Easily.
I don’t remember the numbers, but the Pats win/loss record with and without him when he played was crazy. He was an absolute force. That one year he came back only to get hurt the last game still kills me, whatever year that was.
Truly "Elite"Best Safety to ever wear a Patriots uniform.
Dmac couldn't carry Harrison's luggage.Over DMAC?
Yup. He hit Troy Brown of all people!Rodney played 61 minutes and past the whistle. I recall Harrison's first NE training camp where he started a big fight because he hit too hard.
Love it! He played with such a fire. Look how he keeps driving through the QB even after he’s made contact. Just awesome.Congrats Rodney, great player, great leader, great contributor to 2 Super Bowl titles, great Patriot.
I love DMAC.
Rodney was different.
He came to the Pats when it seemed like they were a fluke team that won the SB. And that’s what the 2001 team could have been. Think of the Dallas Mavericks and how they will be remembered... or not.
Rodney changed things. He set the tone. He was brutal and encouraged others around him to be the same way. He anchored a terrible 2004 secondary to a SB victory. He was part of maybe the best secondary of all to time with (my good friend) Ty Law in 2003.
The most underrated player in NFL history in my opinion.
We do not talk about him enough IMO.