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By now every football fan has at least seen a clip of the HBO series, “Hard Knocks,” and this current season of the show is following the New York Giants during the offseason. These shows provide fans some unique insight into the process of constructing a roster in the NFL.
The most recent episode released on Tuesday featured the Giants conducting pre-draft interviews. Mike Groh, the receivers coach for the Giants was leading the interview with Marvin Harrison Jr., and they were going over his performance against Wisconsin. It was pretty standard stuff, but Groh felt the needs to ask Harrison about an underthrown ball and said “I mean that’s a s— throw, right?”
In classic Harrison fashion, he took the high road and took the blame himself saying “I can make the play still,” and “I will never say anything to the quarterback — always blame it on myself.”
This clip is going viral online, but in all honestly, Kyle McCord shouldn’t feel attacked. A huge portion of these interviews is getting to know the prospect and the comments were clearly more to test Harrison and his reaction more than commentary on McCord’s ability.
Former Ohio State QB Kyle McCord got cooked on Hard Knocks
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) July 10, 2024
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