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I wanted to take some time to share with my NFL brethren my personal observations of the state of the retired player community and some of the issues that affect it. I respectfully ask that you read the following very carefully.
Like many others I’ve followed the groundswell of the vocal displeasure of former NFL Retirees for a number of years. As a sometimes member of the New York media I’ve had many opportunities to take part in interviews by various sources (like Sports Illustrated and ESPN) to discuss the issues of NFL disabilities to the public. I strongly feel that the Internet has been the best friend for retired players because it has given former players a way to connect and share their stories with one another. Through my interactions with many of my old teammates and guys I’ve played against as well as reading various emails from you all I felt a connection to join the fight to do whatever I could to help my brothers.
HALL of Famer Harry Carson, Captain of the Super Bowl champion 1986 Giants, believes the Patriots' march towards history and a place alongside forever immortal teams can come to a screeching halt Saturday night inside Giants Stadium - if Tom Coughlin plays to win the game.
"I think the Patriots are a beatable team," Carson told The Post yesterday. "I think the Giants can distinguish themselves by beating the Patriots at home Saturday night. You go into the postseason on a high note. If you've beaten the Patriots, you can beat anybody."
We've updated the photo store with some exciting new offerings. The new photos include the classic Superbowl XXI coin toss, some hard-hitting shots of #53 in action with the G-Men and one of Harry's bust in Canton.
If you're looking for a gift for that They're just the thing for that Harry Carson or Giants fan in your life or for a treat for yourself to hang on your own wall.
On Friday, November 17, 2006, the New York Giants Greatest Linebackers (The Giants "Heavy Hitters" consisting of Brian Kelly, Carl Banks, Brad VanPelt and Hall of Famers Sam Huff, Lawrence Taylor and Harry Carson) paid a visit to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. The Giant Linebackers took time as a group to visit many of the wounded soldiers who were injured in Iraq. Most of the wounded soldiers were leg and arm amputees as a result of IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices) or a result of gunfire. All of the soldiers, families of wounded soldiers, and the staff of Walter Reed were very appreciative of our visit to support the wounded and thank them for their service and sacrifice.
For a limited time, you can purchase new, HOF '06 related items from the store on HarryCarson.Com including personally signed HOF Replica helmets and mini-helmets as well as caps and mugs with Harry's signature and a HOF '06 inscription printed on. There are also new t-shirts, for those of you looking to add some Harry Carson action to your Giants wardrobe.
As always, all items will ship with a letter of authenticity, guaranteeing
their provenance and ensuring their future collectible value. A portion
of the proceeds from the online store will be donated to either to The
United Way of New York City or MANetc., Inc., two organizations Harry
has been involved with in giving back to others in the NY City area.
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We've updated the photo store with some exciting new offerings. The new photos include the classic Superbowl XXI coin toss, some hard-hitting shots of #53 in action with the G-Men and one of Harry's bust in Canton.
On Friday, November 17, 2006, the New York Giants Greatest Linebackers (The Giants "Heavy Hitters" consisting of Brian Kelly, Carl Banks, Brad VanPelt and Hall of Famers Sam Huff, Lawrence Taylor and Harry Carson) paid a visit to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. The Giant Linebackers took time as a group to visit many of the wounded soldiers who were injured in Iraq. Most of the wounded soldiers were leg and arm amputees as a result of IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices) or a result of gunfire. All of the soldiers, families of wounded soldiers, and the staff of Walter Reed were very appreciative of our visit to support the wounded and thank them for their service and sacrifice.
