Harrison retires

[A.E]

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Two-time Pro Bowl safety Rodney Harrison announced his retirement on Wednesday, saying he is through hitting quarterbacks after a 15-year career for the New England Patriots and San Diego Chargers.

"I am done, and I am very much so at peace with that," he said in a conference call with reporters. "Football has been good to me. I've worked hard; I've played hard. I've done some things that I never dreamt I could do, and now it's time to move forward to the next phase of my life."

Anybody has a guess what analyst job he landed?

If you guessed NBC's ever-growing "Football Night in America" cast, you'd be right.

NBC draws even closer to their goal of being able to literally field an entire 22-man starting line-up inside their studio.

 

[.GR]

I thought this was going to be Marvin. I was like NO! Lol. Anyways, he had a really good career. He'll be a good analysist.

 

[V23]

Good riddance, maybe he can lock down Collinsworth better than he did Tyree. Ass.

 

[kdogg]

Although he was considered a dirty player by most, he still had a pretty good career. I didn't like him at all during his career in the league, but I hope he does good as an analyst though.

 

[Dice-J]

No! Anyways, I look forward to seeing him as an analyst. He'll be a HOF for sure.

 

[VC15]

You mean the HOF for cheaters and guys who play dirty?

 

[Dice-J]

No, I mean for him being the only 30+ INT and 30+ Sack guy.

 

[Giantmetfan07]

ill put all my dislike for him aside. Guy had a terrific career and good to see him getting an analyst job. I think he'll do great to that large staff on NBC haha.

And yes I thought at first this was Marvin.

 

[jonathanlambert33]

He'll be a good analyst.

 

[Lake Louise]

He should be a good analyst, and I see he didn`t take much time already to rag on people going after Peyton Manning. I never really liked Peyton, or Rodney, but comon.