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| I just wanted to send you very sincere well wishes for a complete and speedy recovery. I have always enjoyed watching you play, and consider Patriots fans to be so very lucky to have had you leading this team to so much success. You have always been the consumate professional and someone that I have been proud to say represents my team and my hometown. I wish you nothing but happiness, good health and success in your future endeavors. Dave Timmons |
| I will miss your excitement and leadership out on the football field. My thoughts & prayers are with you. Get well quickly. Windy Marchant |
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| wish you a speedy recovery! Was a sad day when you went down. I can't begin to tell you how much fun I had watching you play. No matter where the ball was you would come flying out of somewhere to try n get a piece of the ball or the person with the ball and THAT is what makes you one of the best. I do hope one day whether on the field playing, or on the field officiating that I get to see you back on that field! I wore your jersey last Sunday even though you weren't playing you were in my heart. I wish you the best with wherever life brings you. Thank you so much for being a Patriot you will always be one of the bests to me! Kat |
| Rodney, You're the best safety I ever watched play the game. Your drive and passion, combined with your mad skills, put you head & shoulders above the rest. Get well soon! Kevin R. Morgan Sr. |
| football career takes you where you want to go next, back to Gillette or beyond the NFL. You've brought a lot of excitement to the New England Patriots and I've enjoyed every minute of it. My family and I thank you! Wendy Hanscom |
| Man, the mid season bad breaks just don't seem to stop for you. Please know you are a beloved player in our hearts and if you do retire, we will miss you dearly on and off the field. Like soooo many players, we the Rodney Harrison Oxford Fan Club, hope you choose to stay in the area after you do decide to retire. You always called me Big Mike, I was a large man with the Seymour Jersey. Truth be told, at the time that was the only jersey in my size... Best of Luck, and We love ya man!!! Mike Nap |
| have had in your career. Thanks for the great memories and good luck to you and your family Bob Blumenthal Halifax Nova Scotia Canada |
| healing and a fruitful future full of happy times. Thanks for the hard hits, you're the reason I got into the NFL. Followed you from SD to NE as a fan and I will always bring your name up when speaking of the best players of your time. Much Love- Jason Reinert - Sioux City, IA |
| person. I met you at a signing in Nashua. You are a class act! I hope you got everything you ever wanted out of the NFL. I just wish you the best for you and your family. Thanks for all the great Sundays you gave to my family and we support what ever you plan on doing. I can't wait to see you at the podium in Canton!!!! Peter Alexopoulos |
| Don't know if you got the other message but it was along the lines of "get well soon" from Carly and Renard Versher don't know if you remember us but we grew up in Country Aire with you. Hope you get this message and hope you have a speedy recovery. |
| Thank you, Rodney, for putting your heart and soul into the game. See you in the HOF!! My heartfelt wishes for a speedy recovery! Jeanne Sadler |
| Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you during your recovery. My nephews are Bo and Barrett Ruud. Players like yourself are so great for the sport not only because of your talent, commitment and devotion to the sport. But as a role model for younger people and your strong faith. Kay Swanson Torrence |
| Thank you Rodney for being a FOOTBALL Player. You gave it your all and it has been a pleasure watching you play the game the RIGHT WAY. Whatever you do I'm sure you will do it well because us fans can see a hardworking and caring individual and your IT. Best of luck Man. Sincerely Kevin O'Neill |
| I just want to wish Rodney a quick if possible. I'm a die hard Patriots fan from Honolulu, but I have family up in Boston and visit every few years or so. The next time I visit in 2009 I hope to catch the home opener and I would the rest of the team kick some ass. 37 was my first patriots jersey and it's my favorite one. - Peter Lau |
| Rodney, You were and will always be The Man. I loved watching your hard hits and enthusiastic play over the time you were on the Pats. Hell I even liked you on the but instead of someone like you we got YOU. If your playing days are over I wish you the best in all you do and hope to see you on the field either as a ref or as a Pats secondary coach in the future. Get well soon Rodney, we'll miss seeing that number 37 in the backfield putting the lumber on some fool trying to go across the middle. Joseph E. Goulart |
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| You are, hands down, my favorite athlete of can all say what they want about you being dirty or whatever garbage they say, but your fans know the real Rodney: a classy, strong, intense, and faith-filled leader who inspires on and off the field. Your perseverance has been an inspiration to me, and I can tell that you strive to be a great role model. Sports today is sorely in need of more like you; in fact, the world would be better off with more like you. It has been my honor to watch you in the Patriots uniform, and I cannot wait to see what you future holds. You and your family are in my prayers, for both a speedy recovery and a happy future. Thank you number 37, for being a great player, role model, and all-around man. Thomas Leary |
| From out family to yours we wish you all the best a healthy recovery from your recent injury. Your a major part of the New England Patriots and their fans. Your and outstanding player and fine gentleman. All the best. The Riccio's |
| Thank you for what have done for the Patriots. It didn't go unnoticed. You left it all on the field every snap. Canton is waiting , my only hope is its in Patriots red and blue and not Charger blue........God Bless. Christian |
| Best Wishes for a Speedy Recovery. We will miss your leadership on the field this year, and I'm sure the team will miss it in the locker room. I'm a big fan of your smart, situational football. And, hey, please remind Deltha that after catching the INT to seal a game with little time left, just get down on the ground!!! :) Eric Kent |
| I've watched the NFL for 30 + years, and feel that you're the best safety to ever play. God bless you during your recovery. You're a class person and great player. We'll all miss you on the field! Get well soon. Bob |
| Rodney i wish you well!! I always saw you at a great spirit about yourself. God had and still has great plans for you, so stay thankful and know that what happened to you is still a blessing. What he has ahead for you is even greater than you can see at this moment. Many blessings to you and take care. Your gym pal in passing!! Cindy Simmons |
| Our prayers are with you, Rodney for a full recovery. Thank you for being such a great player and a fine individual that the youth of America can look up to. We love you. Susan Sullivan |
| Hope you are on the mend. My family are huge Pats fans and my two daughters enjoy watching the games and going to training camp even more than their Dad. We hope that you have a speedy recovery. Thank you for all your years of great plays for the Pats, we really hope to see you back next year. Diana Degon |
| You are a true winner on and off the field. Thank you for your tough playing drive. The game is just not the same without you. Hope to see you next season! Catharine Kelley |
| First of all I wanted to say how much of a really you. We have been to a few of your signings around the area and I have to tell you that the latest one we went to at the First of all I wanted to say how much of a fan my wife and I are of the Patriots but really you. We have been to a few of your signings around the area and I have to tell you that the latest one we went to at the Rockingham Mall just blew our minds, we managed to get the first tickets in line with help from Bill at Nashua Sports and my kids which seems to be as a person as well. I am sure you see so many people and can't remember them all but what it meant me and my family was enormous. Bill from nashua sports was probably pretty sick of our phone calls, but it was well worth it. I only hope that someday we will be able to get a photo with you, my wife and I felt to bad to ask you since you were hurt at the time. Well we miss you on the field and really hope to see you back next season. Unlike most athletes including some on the patriots, you're a great role model and really glad to see this website. Bill Sanborn |
| Rodney hope all is well for you, you are trully missed on the field. Jim Kuhn |
| Hey Rod we sure miss you this season, just not the same with out ya. Gods speed with your recovery. Looking forward to seeing you in 09. Denise #1 Pats Fan |
| I wanted to let you know that your example as a team player and humble person goes a long way for the fans like me that value what sports are all about. I've enjoyed watching you play for NE and think that a lot of the backstage success is a tribute to you. For your input on and off the field. Be well and be good. Vikas |
| This is your uncle Thomas' Aunt Darlene Please know you have and will continue be in my prayers. I know the LORD has something special for you. I remember the kick off for the Little Pat's football team in Markham. Your are someone special. Your Aunt once removed. Darlene Robinson |
| Rodney, I've been a big football fan all my life. Taught to love the game by my grandfather who was a friend of the legendary coach Bear Bryant of Alabama. I want to let you know that you are my all time favorite player! You are smart, articulate, a true "team player". Plus I must say, "quite yummy looking". I know as do many others that people confuse your intense passion of playing your position as being a "dirty player". Nothing could be futher from the truth. I will truly miss watching you play in a Patriot's uniform, and wish Bill B. would call you back into action. no matter what, I wish you luck in all your endeavors and would love to see you as a commentator. I thank you for those last 2 championships! Melanie McGinty |
| am a big Rodney Harrison Fan. I like his very inspiring person. I have a very high integrity as player and I regard him as a respect for him being a religious person and great family man. A lot of heart for the game, I became a Patriots Fan because of Rodney Harrison. Regardless of whether I am a big Rodney Harrison Fan. I like his he comes back or not I will always be a big fan. I would hope to someday meet him or get an autograph from him. Best Wishes and Godspeed, Rodney. Mike Arcebuche |
| comeback this year! Now, you know your the 'last of a dying breed' so stop frontin' and get back in shape so you could get that 3rd superbowl ring. I guess that what I'm saying is your the greatest football player I've watched on any level. The passion you have and play with makes me believe I could do what you just did. I don't have any kids yet, however I when I do and if the take an interest to football. He will be watching alot of Rodney Harrison footage. Hope to see you on the field (in a Pats uniform not the Falcons like I've been hearing) this season, but if not I wish you and your family the best. But comeback, Dude! LaMar Wright |
| Best Wishes for a full recovery. I'm not a PAT's fan (GO Rams)- but would love to see you add a third ring this next season. The writing is on the wall. God Bless. Brady Shoemate |
| Rodney please come back to new England it's just wouldn't be the same without you I know bills crazy but to let you slip by he would be insane - #37 always remembered - Alex |
| hey rodney just wanted to tell you that im your biggest fan and you da best SS ever and plz come back to da patriots for 1 more year bacause i know the pats would give you a contract i know u probably scared of going back n getting hurt again but plz keep playing plz with love n respect ur boy WAILY |
| Just wanted to thank you for all the years with the Patriots. You were my favorite player ever to watch, and you will be missed. Pats games will never be the same without #37 - on and off the field. Great leader, great player. Can't wait to watch you take the next step in your career. Andrew Doonan |
| Rodney, You are the best!!! I have two autographed pictures and a autographed football. We keep them in my youngest sons' "Patriots Room" We wish you the best Rodney!! Ray Rogers |
| Thank you for all your hard work during your time as a. We were blessed to have you. All the best wishes and prayers for your continued success in the future. New England loves you, Rodney! Thank you! God Bless. Jessica S. |
| Best Wishes, Rodney! It was a pleasure watching you play. I'll come see your hall-of-fame speech. Enjoy your time with your family. You'll be a great broadcaster. Be true to yourself. Greatness doesn't come around every day. God Bless. Greg Zook |
| Dear Rodney, I want to thank you for being my favorite football player ever. I admired you when you were on the Chargers, and I always wished you could be a Patriot. The day that actually happened was the happiest, most exciting day of my entire NFL fandom! You are the most exciting player I have ever watched. Watching you leave everything you had out there on the field, week after week, terrorizing opposing offenses, and putting your whole heart and soul into your game, was a pleasure and an honor. I will miss you playing, and I actually cried when I heard you retired, but I'm so happy for you that you're leaving the game strong and healthy so you can be an active father and family man. I look forward to watching you on TV as an analyst, and I hope you stay in the public eye for a long, long time. (Maybe come back and be a coach for the Patriots somewhere down the line???? That would be beautiful.) Best of luck to you and your family!! My favorite memory of you will always be your first Superbowl win, seeing you with one arm in a sling, the other raised in victory, walking through all the falling confetti. I still get tears in my eyes when I look at that picture. Take care, Rodney! Much love to you! Jeannie DeDominici |
| Thanks for all the great memories. I understand how difficult it must have been for you recovering from your injuries. As a disabled veteran, I, too, have had good days and bad days, but have kept pushing myself to get better and be the father my kids need me to be. You've been an inspiration to watch on the field, and I can't thank you enough for the standards you set in New England. You have my best wishes for a long and successful career in broadcasting, and a happy and prosperous life with your family. Respects, Tim Kindred |
| The Man is retiring, those injuries are a damn shame!!We'll miss you greatly Rodney!! You epitomize everything that is the Patriot way, and you will never be forgotten. Thank You for all the hard work and extra dedication, and Good Luck with all your future endeavors. Thanks Again, Gary L |
| same team. We will NEVER have it that good again. Anyone who has seen you play Tom Brady and Rodney Harrison on the same team. We will NEVER have it that good again. Anyone who has seen you play KNOWS you are a Hall of Famer, even if some don't want to admit it! Ed Kenkle |
| Thanks for all the great memories, a fierce competitor,outstanding safety. I am sad to see you leave the Pats, but glad your considerable knowledge to the broadcast your comments. All the best. Chris Reganyour comments. All the best. Chris Regan |
| I loved watching you in New England. Especially when you wrecked #*^@!!! Zack |
| career. I hope they've given you and made you as proud as you've made every Pats fan around. Good luck in future endeveurs and I'll be listening to you on air. Andreas |