Wheres the love for Al Harris?· Page 3

bozz_2006
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15 years ago

#21

He was.... January 4, 2004.

go.pack.go.
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15 years ago

#22

Personally, I have no problem with Harris' celebration. I liked it, actually, because I was doing the same thing while yelling "INTERCEPTION!!! GAME OVER!!!!!".....haha.

Stevetarded
Registered Topic Starter

15 years ago

#23

Personally, I have no problem with Harris' celebration. I liked it, actually, because I was doing the same thing while yelling "INTERCEPTION!!! GAME OVER!!!!!".....haha.

"go.pack.go." wrote:

When he picked off that pass I said "WE WANT THE BALL AND WERE GONNA SCORE!" LOL

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British
Registered

15 years ago

#24

As the Bears have shown, it's important to have good corners.

In this pass happy league you need guys who can play there.

I'm just glad we have two elite guys and one very good one with upside.

I assumed Harris would be past it after this year but he keeps himself in such good shape I can see him carrying on for another couple of seasons.

If Underwood can develop into a solid 4th CB and we keep everyone healthy we should have some nice depth.

Our problem is at Safety where we are thin and banged up.

Greg C.
Registered

15 years ago

#25

I've been on Al's bandwagon ever since he came to Green Bay, and I've never gotten off. He has always been underappreciated by fans here. Up until last season, he always covered the opposing team's best receiver, often one-on-one. Now he and Woodson share that duty. There's no shame in that. Woodson's pretty good too.

Also, I didn't understand why some people thought Harris wouldn't be as good in the new scheme. If you can play bump-and-run at a high level, you can play zone. It's way easier.

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zombieslayer
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15 years ago

#26

I think, in his old age, he must have been having some senile flashback to January 4, 2004.... poor old guy.

"bozz_2006" wrote:

Please don't ever mention that date again. I've been going to therapy for years trying to forget it. :physassult:

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Yerko
Senior Member

15 years ago

#27

Al Harris= Ultimate Warrior...you guys are hilarious.

He is a warrior. He is one of the keys to the Packers organization. Hard worker, big heart for everything that has to do with the Packers. I seriously never want to see the dude in another jersey.

Greg C.
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15 years ago

#28

I think, in his old age, he must have been having some senile flashback to January 4, 2004.... poor old guy.

"zombieslayer" wrote:

Please don't ever mention that date again. I've been going to therapy for years trying to forget it. :physassult:

"bozz_2006" wrote:

That was the day they beat the Seahawks in the playoffs on Harris's pick six in OT. It was the following week, in Philly, that things went horribly awry.

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Felipe7777777
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15 years ago

#29

yea Al had a solid game, nobody got behind him and helped on the run some as well, the pick was just a bad decision by cutler but at least he caught it, when he raised his finger as if he was gonna score i remember the infamous playoff game against Seattle where Hasselbeck said they were gonna get the ball and score and he got picked off Harris pointed the same way but i think this time he did it a bit prematurely, he sees Cutler coming and he tries to turn on the jets haha, good play either way just funny to me

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longtimefan
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15 years ago

#30

Question was where is the love?

Its in my pants

LOL

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