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If the NFL decides to suspend Steelers OLB James Harrison for his hit on Browns QB Colt McCoy in Thursday night’s 14-3 win in Pittsburgh, it will not be a decision that the former NFL Defensive Player of the Year agrees with. “I don’t think a suspension is worthy,” Harrison said Monday. “I don’t think…
Gerry Dulac reported today via Twitter that Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison said today that he doesn’t think he will be suspended by NFL for his helmet-to-helmet hit Thursday night on Cleveland Browns quarterback Colt McCoy. Dulac quoted Harrison as saying, “I don’t think I have anything to worry about.” According to Dulac, Harrison continued…
As the football-following world waits for the NFL to inform Steelers linebacker James Harrison of the sanction for his helmet-to-face hit on Browns quarterback Colt McCoy, Harrison doesn’t believe he should be suspended. Undermining Harrison’s position is that he also believes he shouldn’t be fined. “I don’t think a suspension is worthy,” Harrison said Monday,……
PITTSBURGH (93-7 The Fan) — SportsRadio 93-7 The Fan Steelers’ Insider Ed Bouchette thinks we’ll hear by tomorrow whether or not James Harrison will be fined or suspended for Thursday night’s hit on Browns quarterback Colt McCoy. As for what he thinks should happen to the Steelers linebacker, Bouchette said Harrison “maybe should get fined,…
Two weeks ago, the football-following public got a crash course on the procedures that apply to suspensions for on-field infractions, thanks to Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh. And that knowledge could quickly be put to use this week, given the helmet-to-face hit applied by Steelers linebacker James Harrison on Browns quarterback Colt McCoy. On Monday,……
James Harrison has been a popular name over the past year around the NFL offices, where the league reviews helmet-to-helmet hits. Last season the Steelers defensive standout was fined $ 125,000 for illegal hits. Harrison’s most recent rule violation occured last week when he laid a helmet-to-helmet hit on Cleveland Browns quarterback Colt McCoy. McCoy,…
The Browns likely are in hot water for allowing quarterback Colt McCoy to play with a concussion. Steelers linebacker James Harrison apparently will be in hot water for giving it to him. We explained earlier today that the rule book contains language supporting Harrison’s belief that McCoy was fair game for a helmet-to-helmet hit because……
Two weeks ago, the football-following public got a crash course on the procedures that apply to suspensions for on-field infractions, thanks to Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh. And that knowledge could quickly be put to use this week, given the helmet-to-face hit applied by Steelers linebacker James Harrison on Browns quarterback Colt McCoy. On Monday,……
In the aftermath of the Steelers’ victory over Cleveland, an unapologetic James Harrison was somewhat perplexed. Source: Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Discuss this article and more at our Pittsburgh Steelers forum Shop Pittsburgh Steelers Gear
JAMES HARRISONOutside LinebackerSacks and takeaways long have been the hallmarks of the Steelers defense, and pressure on the passer had a lot to do with that unit’s contribution to the team’s deci… Source: Pittsburgh Steelers : News Discuss this article and more at our Pittsburgh Steelers forum Shop Pittsburgh Steelers Gear