One way to turn the page

<p>When asked recently what he'd say to someone seeking his autograph on a picture of him attempting to defend <strong>David Tyree's </strong>remarkable on-the-helmet catch that set up the winning touchdown in Super Bowl XLII, <strong>Rodney Harrison </strong>didn't hesitate.</p>
<p>&quot;You have to pay me,&quot; the Patriots safety said with a laugh.</p>
<p>But Harrison is actually putting his name on something directly related to the catch, free of charge.</p>
<p>Tyree has penned a book titled &quot;More Than Just a Catch,&quot; due out in September, and it includes an introduction by Harrison.</p>