Word: fitzpatrick
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...some, that path is slightly less traveled, slightly more difficult, and much, much more unlikely. Just ask Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 and Isaiah Kacyvenski ’00. Because for these two Crimson alumni, it’s not the fact that they work together that surprises many, it’s where they work—for the National Football League...
...When coach [Tim] Murphy recruited me to come to Harvard, he made it very clear that if you were a good enough player, the NFL scouts were going to find you,” says Fitzpatrick, currently the third-string quarterback for the St. Louis Rams. “That being said, I didn’t feel as if it was a realistic possibility for me to play in the NFL. It wasn’t until after my junior year when I started receiving calls from agents that I realized I had a shot at playing...
...first and foremost, to win an Ivy League championship.”The problem seems to be a Franklin Field curse.In the team’s 2004 undefeated season, the Crimson beat Penn badly on its home turf, but other than that it has been all Quakers.Before the Ryan Fitzpatrick era, the squad had not won since 1980 at Franklin.Despite Penn’s lackluster record, there is something about the field and atmosphere that prevents strong play.Whether or not the curse exists Harvard, the bottom line is: the Crimson did not play well Saturday.Wrought with turnovers?...
...dominance, however, does not stop there. Puchtel’s case is similar to that of one of his classmates, former Harvard star receiver Brian Edwards ’05-'07: the same Brian Edwards who was the favorite target of current St. Louis Rams quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick ’05 during the Crimson’s 2003 campaign and its 2004 undefeated season. Edwards attempted to play I.M. football for Winthrop this year. For the same reason as Puchtel, however, he is prohibited from playing I.M. football...
...kinder and gentler to the patient. Portrait, for example, leaves the top layers of skin initially intact and a little red. As healthier skin emerges, peeling occurs. But the process takes days, not weeks, and the result: a dramatic tightening effect around the eyes and jawline, according to Dr. Fitzpatrick...