Comments on: Harrison Tells Tom Brady To “Take The Skirt Off”

By: GIl

GIl — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 16:11:18 +0000

SEEMS LIKE YOUR KINDA UPSET THAT AN EX PATRIOT WOULD BE TALKIN THAT WAY ABOUT HIS EX QB….HARRISON IS TRYIN TO MAKE A CAREER, NO MORE LOYALTY TO THE GAME BEING PLAYED AND IN COMES THE LOYALTY TO THE BULLSH#& MEDIA.

By: davejb851

davejb851 — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 12:48:50 +0000

What you all missed, and sadly so is that Harrison’s comment was a joke, and planned. He had already told Brady he was going to rip him before it happened.
Now to all of you imbeciles who talk about Brady being a pussy. Not one of you would or could take the hits any pro football player takes, never mind this particular quarterback, standing prone, after releasing the football, totally exposed and unprepared for a 350 pound lineman to hit him below the knees. Especially one that is just coming back from the exact same injury which resulted from that particular hit.
Any team’s most important player is usually the QB. And any QB takes punishment in every game. The D’lineman, are bigger, faster, stronger than in years past. Believe me, the owners, the league wants those huge investments protected from deliberate, or even accidental injury.
To some teams it doesn’t much matter if their starting QB get’s hurt…..they’re not that good anyway, and the second guy is close to the first. But get the Manning’s, Brady, Ryan, or other top flight QB’s and the season is pretty much over.
It’s called protecting your investment, and your $50 game day ticket isn’t paying the freight.

By: KingKong

KingKong — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 22:45:56 +0000

Man now you cant brush against the quarterbacks legs either. What a crock of sh*t the NFL is turning into.

By: You Know Who

You Know Who — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 20:25:26 +0000

“the higher profile players and teams get preferential treatment by the officials. Period.”

Whatever helps you sleep at night BigBabyBob

By: You Know Who

You Know Who — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 20:23:45 +0000

Hey BigBob. I think someone’s just jealous they have a sad sack of sh*t football program where they’re from. Suggs was facing up when he saw the ball thrown, THEN decided to dive down at the knees. Please. EVERYONE’S GAME PLAN AGAINST THE PATS IS TO GET TO BRADY ALL DAY AND KEEP IT THAT WAY. You’re an idiot if you don’t realize the D’s plan is to make Brady uncomfortable. This is how they do it. Good call. Period. Super Bowl win #4 comin to ya! The Dynasty Lives!

By: BigBob

BigBob — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 19:55:06 +0000

Brady was only being Brady. The cry baby crap needs to end, and the Pats are the league’s biggest babies, and always have been under B squared. Pats fans, like most New Englanders, are blind to the facts. It’s nothing new, not only to football, but to all pro sports…the higher profile players and teams get preferential treatment by the officials. Period.

By: smokehouse

smokehouse — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 19:34:48 +0000

bad: Do you happen to be a patriots fan. what a pussy, just like Brady and then you sign the post bad take your skirt off bad

By: bad

bad — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:19:05 +0000

replay shows suggs bending at the waist, lowering his head and raising his arms towards brady and just happens to hit him in the knees before he goes down?

good call by the officials. thats why the rule is in place. not severe, but does not have to be severe for it to be a penalty.

players are bigger and stronger than ever, so you do need these rules or it would be too easy to injure an opponent by “accident”.

harrison’s comments are weak. more proof that todays announcers and journalist have little talent. no professional but the networks do not care. they just want ratings.

brady did what he was suppose to do, get the officials attention and lobby for the flag.

i actually agree with this adam j

By: Stabbone

Stabbone — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 16:46:46 +0000

Adam, it seems to me that Harrison’s comment had more to do with Brady lobbying the official for the call instead of the merits of the rule.