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He will probably get hurt again during practice or some damn excuse to get out of playing this season. I have no faith in him at all. If he wants to prove that he can make it in the NFL and for The Packers, he's got one hell of an up-hill battle.
Someone must have had their eyes closed during this draft. Between our first 2 picks (Harrell and Brandon Jackson) the following key players on other teams were drafted:
Leon Hall (CB Bengals)
Brandon Meriweather (Pro Bowl SS Patriots)
Jon Beason (Pro Bowl MLB Panthers)
Sidney Rice (Pro Bowl WR Queens)
Lamarr Woodley (Pro Bowl OLB Steelers)
David Harris (OLB Jets)
Steve Smith (Pro Bowl WR Giants)
Did I mention the Jets got David Harris with a pick we traded to them? We could have used that pick to trade up 2 spots....2 spots in the first round for Darelle Revis. I know that's all in the past but it hurts to think about.
Hall: could've been the pick. But Harris and Woodson's age wasn't a big problem back then, as was the DL.Someone must have had their eyes closed during this draft. Between our first 2 picks (Harrell and Brandon Jackson) the following key players on other teams were drafted:
Leon Hall (CB Bengals)
Brandon Meriweather (Pro Bowl SS Patriots)
Jon Beason (Pro Bowl MLB Panthers)
Sidney Rice (Pro Bowl WR Queens)
Lamarr Woodley (Pro Bowl OLB Steelers)
David Harris (OLB Jets)
Steve Smith (Pro Bowl WR Giants)
Did I mention the Jets got David Harris with a pick we traded to them? We could have used that pick to trade up 2 spots....2 spots in the first round for Darelle Revis. I know that's all in the past but it hurts to think about.
Exactly! He's from the south! He's not allowed to feel heat cramps!Harrell is not stepping off on the right foot. Maybe it was the heat, but for pete's sake, he's from the South. Tennessee doesn't get hot in August? Will we see him run off the field in December because he got a little chilly? This guy has got to get his head right or he will surely end up in the bust bin with Tony Mandarich and Jamal Reynolds.
Sunday morning practice breakdown - JSOnlineSeveral players had trouble with cramps in the high humidity, including CB Jarrett Bush and C Evan Dietrich-Smith. Dietrich-Smith vomited several times and had to take to the cooling off tent off the practice field. He took an IV following practice.
Good grief people. Your animosity towards Harrell is just wrong. He got seriously hurt while lifting weights. You act like he got hurt while laying on the sofa watching sponge bob, reached for the doritos and bumped his elbow.
Here is Harrell:
Ripped his bicep muscle at Tennessee. He refused to end his season, but played the next week because it was a big game against a rival.
He is the only player to wear #92 at Tennessee since Reggie White. He was given that honor because of his leadership, tenacity, toughness, and respect he had from his teammates.
He is not a wimp. He is not lazy. He just unfortunately hurt his back while doing some squats in the offseason. The surgery to fix it was botched and he needed work on it again.
In college, Harrell was impressive. He would have been our most athletic DL. He intercepted two passes, one of which he returned for a touchdown. He not only had the strength quickness and power to collapse the pocket, he had the athletic ability to maintain body control, bat the pass, and make a grab for it. I thought he would be our Kevin Williams, but alas, injury did him in. I don't know how you can blame him for that.
We don't yet know if he is a liability. If he is solid contributor, I would keep him on the 53 and go a little heavy on DL in case his back gives out. Each year they go heavy on a position - last year fullbacks; the year before DL.
He is strong and quick when healthy and can help us a lot this year at DE. In fact, he fits perfectly in the 3-4. I wouldn't write him off just yet. Let's let the preseason play itself out before rushing to judgment.