“It’s something when you throw your first pass in the NFL and it goes for a touchdown,” he said. “It can be sort of an awkward feeling.
“I remember thinking, ‘This NFL, it’s not that hard.’ I think I completed only one more pass the rest of the game. I think I completed two more to Seattle and only one to the Colts. It was a pretty humbling feeling. I’ve talked about that before. I definitely always knew Marvin Harrison was a great player. I kind of just realized, ‘Hey, all you’ve got to do is throw passes to Marvin Harrison and he runs for touchdowns.’ That was pretty much true for his whole career.”
Maybe, some day, the past will be worth more of a discussion. But that time sure isn’t now.
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