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Pittsburgh Steelers inside linebacker Larry Foote is making his feelings well known. First, he’s not too happy about the Steelers disappointing 8-8 season in 2012. It’s unlikely that anyone would/could be happy about a season that ended as poorly as the Steelers season did last year, but as one of the leaders on the defense…
What seemed like a natural fit might not be coming together quite as smoothly as expected. According to Mike Garafolo of USA Today, negotiations between linebacker James Harrison and the Bengals are “not going well,” and not much progress has been made. It looked like a deal was close earlier this week, but close might…
Earlier today it was reported that the Pittsburgh Steelers have told James Harrison’s agent that they don’t plan on re-signing his client. According to Jason Cole of Yahoo! Sports, one of the reasons the Steelers don’t want to bring Harrison back is due to some concerns over his attitude. Another reason Steelers won’t re-sign James…
Other than Elvis Dumervil’s fax machine and former agent, maybe no one’s had a rougher free agency than James Harrison. Not only did the former Steelers outside linebacker lose when he called the Steelers bluff on a pay cut, then he lost his chance at another job when Dumervil signed with the Ravens while he…
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James Harrison’s days in Pittsburgh are over, and his agent reacts with Vinnie & Cook on Sportsradio 93-7 The Fan.
James Harrison had a fruitful career for the Steelers, and throughout the course of it had many plays that will go down as some of the more memorable in Steelers history. With today being the day of his release, let’s take a moment to reflect on some of the more memorable ones that he had…
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If the Steelers wanted to simply kick the salary-cap can down the road with linebacker James Harrison, they could do what they have done with multiple other players over the past two years. They could convert most of Harrison’s $ 6.57 million compensation to a signing bonus, reduce his base salary to the league minimum,…