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NFL: Rodney Harrison

Erik4Cy

Erik4Cy

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Just watching NBC and just couldn't get over how bad he is as an analyst. I mean really? All those years in the league and he really has nothing to offer and his public speaking skills leave a lot to be desired, I just hafta believe someone better was out there. It's like they cut to him for 5 seconds let him say "yeah he played well" or "he didn't play that good" and quickly get back to Tony Dungy, someone who knows something and knows how to explain what happened, why.
 
ya he is terrible, but olberman and patrick arent much better....... honestly I think the whole show is as bad as sunday countdown on espn.
 
His role is to be critical of players. He's just doing what he was brought into do IMO. I didn't watch tonight but in past weeks he's been OK. He's usually opinionated.
 
I've watched that show for 30 seconds in the 2 years it's been on. Pure crap. I actually like the fact that Harrison has no problem saying what he feels.
 
I think a lot of those guys have to grow into their position in front of the camera. I remember watching Keyshawn Johnson in his 1st year as an analyst - he was AWFUL. He is much better now (although still not great). Matt Millen was the same way his 1st show. He was about as animated as a rock. He isn't good by any means, but I noticed this week that he has loosened up a bit.
 
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madcityCY said:
I think a lot of those guys have to grow into their position in front of the camera. I remember watching Keyshawn Johnson in his 1st year as an analyst - he was AWEFUL. He is much better now (although still not great). Matt Millen was the same way his 1st show. He was about as animated as a rock. He isn't good by any means, but I noticed this week that he has loosened up a bit.
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Keyshawn froze during a segment on Sunday Countdown this morning. Literally froze in mid-sentence. Ironically, I think he was trying to remember Jake Delhomme's name. It's only a quarterback he once caught passes from. Although when you played on as many teams as Keyshawn did, I guess it could be hard to remember.
 
dustinal said:
Keyshawn froze during a segment on Sunday Countdown this morning. Literally froze in mid-sentence. Ironically, I think he was trying to remember Jake Delhomme's name. It's only a quarterback he once caught passes from. Although when you played on as many teams as Keyshawn did, I guess it could be hard to remember.
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hilarious! wish I would have seen that!
 
dustinal said:
Keyshawn froze during a segment on Sunday Countdown this morning. Literally froze in mid-sentence. Ironically, I think he was trying to remember Jake Delhomme's name. It's only a quarterback he once caught passes from. Although when you played on as many teams as Keyshawn did, I guess it could be hard to remember.
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Well that just summed up ESPN, they hire former players who have no business talking about their former sport on air.......
 
Most of the shows today really makes me miss the good old days on CBS.
Greg Gumbel,Brent Musberger,Irv Cross,Phyllis George and even Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder.At least it was entertaining.
 
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