Harrison, Rodney NEP S (1 Viewer)

[JAA]

In 2004 Harrison put up consistent numbers throughout each week. With the loss of RC and possible loss of Teddy, what sort of output can we expect for Harrison this season?Thanks,JAA

 

[nortobc]

Hopefully better numbers. If Teddy is out, then that means somebody on the team has to take his tackle numbers.

 

[RAPTURE]

I've had R. Harrison on my dynasty team for the past two years and every year he comes up bigger and bigger. I see this year being the same consistent year as his career has suggest, with a few more more points due to T. Bruschi being out. He is the unprecedented #1 DB in the land - a must start every game. RAPTURE

 

[redman]

I've had R. Harrison on my dynasty team for the past two years and every year he comes up bigger and bigger. I see this year being the same consistent year as his career has suggest, with a few more more points due to T. Bruschi being out.

He is the unprecedented #1 DB in the land - a must start every game.

RAPTURE

Anyone else wondering whether this is RH's last year in NE given the fact that they drafted James Sanders this year? I would think that that would make Sanders a pretty good investment for those who can afford to have a guy sit on their roster for a year.

 

[Weiner Dog]

He is the unprecedented #1 DB in the land - a must start every game.

Since you play in a dynasty league...I think guys like Ed Reed, Troy Polamalu, Sean Taylor, and Roy Williams (now that he's back to SS) may disagree. I agree he's a must start in every game...just not the unprecedented #1 dynasty DB in the land. My gosh, he's going to be 33 this season.

 

[Weiner Dog]

I've had R. Harrison on my dynasty team for the past two years and every year he comes up bigger and bigger. I see this year being the same consistent year as his career has suggest, with a few more more points due to T. Bruschi being out.

He is the unprecedented #1 DB in the land - a must start every game.

RAPTURE

Anyone else wondering whether this is RH's last year in NE given the fact that they drafted James Sanders this year? I would think that that would make Sanders a pretty good investment for those who can afford to have a guy sit on their roster for a year.

I think the grizzly veteran will stick around a little longer. Harrison is signed through '08 and his contract (like all Patriot contracts) is not heavily back-end loaded.2003: $655,000 / $2.5mm signing bonus

2004: $1.45mm / $250k roster bonus

2005: $1.55mm / $250k roster bonus

2006: $2.12mm

2007: $2.7mm

2008: $3.8 million