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Rodney Harrison, Patriots Hall of Fame, jacket fitting ceremony.

You know, he was so good for 15 straight minutes.

The Patriot Safety, Rodney Harrison, who goes into the Patriots Hall of Fame on Monday,

is going to be brought to you in his entirety on this quickslance the podcast.

Again, Harrison, going into the hall on Monday, you can catch coverage of the entire ceremony beginning at 4.30 p.m. on NBC Sports Boston. And of course, if you want to get your tail

down here to the plaza in front of the Patriots Hall of Fame,

it is a free and open ceremony here in Foxborough.

It's always been a terrific show.

A lot of luminaries are on hand.

So come on down.

And without any further ado, it's now time for Rodney Harrison.

Just reiterate what you were saying about how proud you are, how excited you are for this weekend.

You know, I'm sitting here with this red jacket and all the attention is on me, but it's really not about me.

It's about all the people that have supported

me, encouraged me, and been there for me throughout my life, my family, the fans, obviously,

all my teammates, my coaches. That's to me, Tom. I mean, that's what it's ultimately about. You know,

you don't get to this place in life in your career without so many people helping,

so many people giving back and giving you an opportunity. So I'd like to thank all my fans,

all my friends, my family, and just all the special people that really made this possible.

It's crazy to think that this place was not, this place didn't exist and the stadium was a year old

when you came here to visit. It's amazing

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