Joey Harrington

volmaniac_2008 · 12-14-2005, 11:26 AM

Does anybody have any faith left in Joey Harrington?

I do. I think that he is in the wrong place.

**tidwell** · 12-14-2005, 01:49 PM

I'll give him a chance somewhere else... but I don't know if any team will.

ColtsFan87 · 12-14-2005, 03:06 PM

He would have to have a good team around him. He doesnt have the talent like some to just pick the team up with him.

BigUmp56 · 12-14-2005, 05:01 PM

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Originally posted by ColtsFan87@Dec 14, 2005 3:06 PM
[b]He would have to have a good team around him. He doesnt have the talent like some to just pick the team up with him.

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Joey Harrington's biggest problem is his complacency. They filled his head up with delusions of grandure in Detroit before he ever accomplished anything. This caused him to become a little too narcissistic in his approach, and his work ethic severly suffered.

After the Motor City Kitty's signed Jeff Garcia, Joey started to turn it up a notch because Jeff was pushing him. When Jeff went down, Joey went right back to his same old lazy ways. In Williams, he has one of the future premier recievers. The problem is, he has such limited recognition skills, he can't get him the ball often enough. He's not near mobile enough to scramble well in the NFL.

This would force other less self involved QB's to study more film and better learn how to read the various blitz packages and coverage schemes thrown at them. Not Joey, he think's he can still ride on the accolades thrown his way when he first signed with Detroit.

Until there is another QB in Detroit than can really push him, Joey Harrington will just be another wannabe star.

Now, Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay...... That's a star in the making!

Tim Haag

RockyTopEmpire · 12-14-2005, 05:04 PM

I think the best way to get hurt and or have the worst year of your career is to get drafted to the RockyTopEmpire fantasy football team. His career is my fought, i always thought he would be a good back up...

**milohimself** · 12-14-2005, 05:07 PM

Joey just needs a new team. At this point in time, I believe one could make a strong case as to why Detroit is far and away the worst-managed team in the NFL, and among the worst in professional sports, right down there with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and the Los Angeles Clippers (pre-Dunleavy). I saw a stat on SportsCenter that said since 2002, the start of the Houston Texans, Houston has posted a better record than Detroit.