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The NFL Update (6-3-09)

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Rodney Harrison Retires, Joins NBC

Patriots’ safety, Rodney Harrison, has officially retired after a successful NFL career. He played for two teams in 15 years. He played for the San Diego Chargers and went to a Super Bowl in his rookie year. While with the New England Patriots, where he spent most of his time in his career, he had won three Super Bowls.

Rodney Harrison will join Tony Dungy as they’ll both be analysts on NBC’s Football Night in America, according to NFL.com.

“I’m done,” Harrison said in a conference call with reporters. “And I’m very much at peace with that. Football has been good to me; I worked hard and I played hard.”

Harrison, who retired at 36 years old, holds the record for most sacks for a defensive back with 30.5. He is also the only player to have at least 30 interceptions and sacks. People say that he was a dirty player, it was just that he was a hard-hitter and lovable guy off the field.

I wish all the luck to my man Rodney.

The NFL Update (5-11-09)

The Giants can use Wrighster as a starter or a mentor to Kevin Boss.

Giants Sign Four Players: George Wrighster (TE), Kelvin Smith (LB), Shaun Bodiford (WR), and Allen Patrick (RB).

The Giants signed a handful of players. From Saturday through yesterday, they signed a total of four players, according to the transactions report. Let’s start with George Wrighster.

Wrighster (above), who spent his last five years with the Jaguars (2003-2008), was released a while ago and is now a member of the 2007 Super Bowl champion New York Giants. Wrighster can be a great mentor to Kevin Boss and Michael Matthews, or he can actually be a starter. Wrighster has 94 cathces for 850 yards and nine touchdowns in his career, and he looks to add more if he stays with Giants. Now to Kelvin Smith.