Rodney Harrison Issues Bombshell Statement About Patriots Offense

The New England Patriots claimed the AFC East crown and jumped up to the No. 2 seed in the conference. Former Patriots safety Rodney Harrison does not really like the way his former teammates play.

Rodney Harrison is worried about quarterback Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski and their game against the Buffalo Bills in Week 16. The quarterback completed 13-of-24 passing for 126 yards, two interceptions and a touchdown. Gronk was actually catch-less.

“They got a gift today with the No. 2 seed. I don’t really like the Patriots. I’ve never seen Rob Gronkowski look like this. I’ve never seen Tom Brady look like this. I’m really worried about the New England Patriots…I wouldn’t be afraid to go into New England,” Harrison said.

Head coach Bill Belichick talked about the team’s passing game.

“Well, I think overall, our passing game will be better, could be better, but we ran the ball well and that offset it. Some days it’s the running game, some days it’s the passing game. We’ll see what happens next week, but I have a lot of confidence in our quarterback, our receivers, our offensive line, our protection. When we need to throw, hopefully we’ll be able to throw if we have to. If we need to run it, hopefully we’ll be able to run,” the head coach said.

“Yeah, we didn’t have our best game in the pass game, but we won. So, I think everyone’s feeling pretty good about winning.”

“Yeah, I certainly don’t take it for granted. I mean, I know how hard it is. I just have a great deal of appreciation for my teammates and coaches that work extremely hard to put us in a position to do a great job. I think when you have a lot of perspective, like I certainly do, I realize that it’s an incredibly difficult thing to do, and I’m just very grateful,” Tom Brady said.