The James Harrison factor

[Betterthanmost]

Adam Butler:

credited Harrison with teaching him how to develop a stronger "rip" move, a pass-rushing technique.

"When he speaks, you can definitely tell he's been in the game for a while," Butler said. "Listening to him and how he pass-rushes and some of the things he looks at when he pass-rushes, it's amazing."

 

[SammyBlueCat]

Harrison may have lost a little of his Cat like quickness (forgive me Tunesscribe) but he still has his work ethic and power moves.

 

[TomPatriot]

Harrison may have lost a little of his Cat like quickness (forgive me Tunesscribe) but he still has his work ethic and power moves.

He’s a Lion now.

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

Adam Butler:

I'd say Butlers Rip is his go-to move. Harrison was such a great signing.

 

[patriot1136]

^ I like to think that Harrison provide more of an X factor in terms of leadership and experience that he can use to mentor the younger guys.

 

[ashley]

No on Roberts for me. I'll have M Flowers in

Yeah, the less we see of Roberts on the field the better it is.

 

[luuked]

Harrison has had the impact I hoped Harris could have had.