LB James Harrison Released By Pittsburgh Steelers

[Froob]

Again....you're comparing apples to oranges.

The single most important aspect that shoots everything down immediately is that Rodney Harrison wouldn't have been here either, had it not been for the financial value that he provided. If Rodney's demands had been what J.Harrison's currently are, do you think he'd have ever stepped foot on Foxborough ground?

If you think that 6-7 million dollars a year (which is what James' agent claimed they both thought he was currently worth) is a reasonable price for him then more power to you.

If the asking price were 1-2 or even 2-3 million dollars, then the conversation may be different.

When it's all said and done he isn't going to get 6-7 million. He'll either have to retire or take like 2-4. Unless somebody trying to get to the cap floor waste some money on him.

 

[tonyto3690]

Harrison quickly changes his tune about the Patriots | ProFootballTalk

Again, nothing more than posturing so he can't make as much money as possible. Harrison may be an idiot, but his agent isn't. He knows saying "I refuse to play for x, y, and z" is akin to saying "there is less competitions for my services, please lowball me".

 

[Patriot Missile]

shalise manza young ?@shalisemyoung
Maybe for vet minimum.

Not even then.

 

[BennyBledsoe]

He can go screw himself.