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After last night's come-from-behind win against the Giants, Hashmarks' Matt Mosley cornered Patriots safety Rodney Harrison to ask him "how much time he and his teammates had spent talking about a 16-0 season." Shockingly, Harrison didn't take it well:

"It's so disrespectful to talk about a perfect season when a team is waiting to kick your butt," he said. "That's what you guys want us to talk about. And honestly, we don't care about what you write."

My thoughts exactly. There's nothing more disrespectful than reveling in a perfect season. Good Lord, man. Mosley segues nicely from maniacal headhunter to tackling dummy when talking about Harrison:

By the way, Harrison was on the wrong end of a couple of punishing runs by Giants running back Brandon Jacobs. He's still a great leader on this team, but Jacobs made him look really, really bad in the open field a couple of times.

(That's Harrison getting treaded in the photo to the right.) Good times. Oh, and don't forget the stupid personal foul penalty Harrison got late in the game. I think that's the only time I've ever seen a player yell at Bill Belichick as they were coming off the field. What's more amazing is that it took 50-something minutes for the officials to flag Harrison, although I think Plaxico Burress would understand completely.