why doesn't marvin harrison ever talk?

Question

it seems like there's three kinds of receivers:
Marvin Harrison-quiet, you don't even know if he has a voice
Chad Johnson--loud, but entertaining
TO--big ego in a helmet

Answer 1

There was a special about him on ESPN. He has been shy and not hungered attention since back in high school in Philadelphia Central High School. I think that he's a good role model though

Answer 2

So what is the third? If you don't think that Chad Johnson has a big ego you are mistaken. As to Harrison he let's his records do the talking.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I see where you're coming from.

I think everyone is assuming you are questioning his classy-ness, but I get that you are saying (I think).

You can talk/do-interviews and still be as classy as Marvin. He's not just a non-loudmouth, but he doesn't even hardly do any interviews (ie: media day for the superbowl today). QBs are generally well spoken and they do tons of interviews. It does come off as kind of lonerish to not do interviews, I guess he's just a shy kind of guy.

Answer 5

Hes smart and luckily he can get away with it........Somebody like Peyton Manning can't.......Marvin Harrison reminds me of Jerry Rice or Rod Smith.....He lets his play on the field speak for him. ....Total class act...........I wouldn't talk to those "good tv' type media ******* either if I was him........I'd only talk to ex-football players turned broadcasters because they ask good questions and don't talk out of their *** like the rest of the media.......THey have been there so they know what its like. .Its seems like the goal of the media is to try and get the players to say something controversial....So then they can act "shocked". They are so negative. Its less about the game and more about just telling a good story. Thank God for the guys on the NFL network who really do a great job on covering football.......Im glad the colts aren't making themselves really available to the media....The Colts are there to get ready for the game not there to be at the media's beck and call........Now if they want to swing by and talk to the NFL network crew that would be cool.....Those guys are cool...and i don't see them as the "media" GO COLTS!

Answer 6

I find it refreshing for a player especially a player of that magnitude that is humble and doesn't want to open his mouth the way some of these other big mouths do. I don't care about this obnoxious kind of entertainment anyway. Entertain me by making great catches, great runs and scoring touchdowns, I don't need players to tell me how great they think they are because it;s irritating and annoying in my opinion and killing good sportsmanship and a bad role model for kids. After a while you get really tired of all these spoiled attention seeking pro athletes that do anything but conduct themselves in a professional manner.

Answer 7

Marvin just does his job and keeps his mouth shut

Answer 8

He wants his play on the field to talk for him. Of course he'll probably blow his chances of being a commentator or analyst when his playing days are over.

Answer 9

That is the way WRs should be, the shouldn't be calling their QBs gay or complaining about the QB. Although I do like Chad Johnsohn

Answer 10

Unlike TO and Chad, he let's his game speak volumes that's why he is playing in the Super Bowl and their watching the Super Bowl.