Steelers Post-Practice Report: Harrison back with a purpose; Hines staying positive; Moore a fast healer

By Dale Grdnic

PITTSBURGH -- Even though the Pittsburgh Steelers had a glorified walkthrough for a regular Wednesday practice leading up to Saturday's game against the St. Louis Rams at 1 p.m. at Heinz Field, James Harrison appeared to have an edge.

No, the Steelers veteran outside linebacker wasn't hitting every player that came in his area, but Harrison practiced with a purpose. And his two-minute talk with the media afterward was short and sweet as well.

Yes, Harrison definitely is ready to come back after his one-game suspension for an illegal hit on Cleveland Browns quarterback Colt McCoy, and while he watched parts of the game Monday night it wasn't the first time he watched the Steelers on television.

And it was no more difficult than the four games Harrison missed earlier this season due to a fractured orbital bone. But don't expect him to be angry.