TheRainMaker
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The way he dragged out his pre season injury was the one and only red flag for me. I called him a bust during the 2019 season. He had a sprain and he was in no rush in getting back onto the field until Nov. 2 (activated off injured reserve) which was 11 weeks since his injury. On the other hand, Mac Jones had a severe ankle sprain, but found his way back onto the field in 3-4 weeks. And this was a team that had no WR's standing in his way. I'm pretty sure the Pats knew he was a mistake when he finally got onto the field and was completely clueless getting yelled at constantly by Tom Brady.I don't know maybe I am just not seeing those posts but ideally Strange works out but as far as Harry goes I desperately wanted him to work out. For a few minutes in 2019 it looked like we wouldn't even need him to develop that quickly with that famous picture of Edelman, Josh Gordon, Antonio Brown, and Dorsett all on the sideline during that one game Brown played. Then of course by the time Harry could come off IR Brown was long gone, Gordon was released, and Dorsett got banged up around that time.
The issue with Harry is that there were just so many early signs that he couldn't play. Many of us saw the training camp footage where he looked slow as molasses then he ended up with the ankle injury that landed him on IR missing half the year. Once he got back he didn't do much either and I will never forget him getting bullied on that slant against Bradley Roby that led to a pick. All the early signs combined with the fact that AJ Brown, DK Metcalf, Terry Mclaurin, and Deebo Samuel all had 800+ yards that same season and were available when Harry was taken that didn't help things either.
So maybe people weren't necessarily "rooting" for Harry to fail but I agree the tide turned on him almost instantly.












