Harrington is looking great in Cincy game...

[Sheriff Gonna Getcha]

I definately think that guys can revive their careers with a change of scenery and experience. I just don't see Harrington as one of those guys. I've followed him long enough (I live in NFC North country) to say with a high degree of certainty that the guy is unlikely to be a success story in the NFL.

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by Sheriff Gonna Getcha

I definately think that guys can revive their careers with a change of scenery and experience. I just don't see Harrington as one of those guys. I've followed him long enough (I live in NFC North country) to say with a high degree of certainty that the guy is unlikely to be a success story in the NFL.

I think this season will show me. It's hard for me to make an accurate assessment of him when he played being a piss poor line and had a poor running game. Now he has a system that is at worst average.

[RobH4413]

I'm thinking Harrington does well in ATL. While I'm not normally on the "His teams have all sucked", bandwagon. I think Detroit really sucked, and Miami was no dynasty.

I'm curious as to what Miami thought of him, I've been recently conversing a little on one of the Miami boards and I'll report back with some of there thoughts.

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by RobH4413

I'm thinking Harrington does well in ATL. While I'm not normally on the "His teams have all sucked", bandwagon. I think Detroit really sucked, and Miami was no dynasty.

I'm curious as to what Miami thought of him, I've been recently conversing a little on one of the Miami boards and I'll report back with some of there thoughts.

But if you recall, Miami was not his team, it was Culpepper's, and Harrington was always in danger of losing the job. Now the Falcons are his team, there is no one behind him worthy of replacing him either. He might be more relaxed now than he ever was, even though he is replacing a perceived qb god in Vick.

[RobH4413]

Originally Posted by jsarno

But if you recall, Miami was not his team, it was Culpepper's, and Harrington was always in danger of losing the job. Now the Falcons are his team, there is no one behind him worthy of replacing him either. He might be more relaxed now than he ever was, even though he is replacing a perceived qb god in Vick.

Meh...if your going to succeed in the NFL, you've got to deal with pressures all around you. If you cant because your afraid you'll do bad... well duh that's the NFL. I don't think that coming in as known starter has many benefits, except for the fact that he's getting all the reps in practice.

I guess he'll be more confident, but I think it more has to do with what his teammates think of him. In this case, I think you may have a point there.

[70Chip]

I would be cautious about the Falcon's offensive prospects. Remember Steve Spurrier's first pre-season? Shane Matthews, Danny Wuerfel, and Sage Rosenfels all put up huge numbers. Likewise Bobby petrino looks like a genius now, but when the regular season comes, the NFL defensive gurus generally even things up.

[44Dive]

I'm pulling for Harrington to suck so the Falcons will approach us about a deal for Brunell...who has to be the highest paid 3rd stringer in the history of any sport in the history of mankind or the universe!

[jsarno]

Originally Posted by 44Dive

I'm pulling for Harrington to suck so the Falcons will approach us about a deal for Brunell...who has to be the highest paid 3rd stringer in the history of any sport in the history of mankind or the universe!

Well, we're not letting go of Brunell unless they will cover a lot of his salary...let's not forget he takes up a lot of cap space.

By the way, stop exaggerating, he's a 2nd stringer, and as back ups go, not a bad one.