Bengals on verge of signing James Harrison
Could James Harrison end up being a thorn in the Steelers side this season? Possibly. The 34 year old Harrison is on the verge of signing with the Cincinnati Bengals. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports the deal should be signed this week. The Steelers will be seeing Harrison twice this season and the Bengals will
James Harrison hopes to land with an AFC North team and stick it to the Steelers
The free agent market for linebacker James Harrison has been dead but Harrison is making his first visit of the off-season, visiting the Cincinnati Bengals today, Joe Reedy reports. Harrison previously had a visit setup with the Baltimore Ravens who were interested in him as a situational pass rusher but on the day Harrison was
Ravens looking at James Harrison as a situational pass rusher
LATEST ON JAMES HARRISON James Harrison has clearly played his hand wrong. The 34 year old linebacker this week turned down an opportunity to return to the Steelers for around $4.5 million in 2013, but the Steelers asking Harrison to take a paycut hurt his pride too much and he made the decision that he
Have the chances suddenly increased of the Steelers releasing James Harrison?
James Harrison is a risk taker and is he ready to take his chances on the open market? Ed Bouchette of the Post-Gazette reports the chances have increased of the Steelers releasing Harrison as the two sides can’t agree to a reworked deal of their liking. Sources told Inside Pittsburgh Sports.com on Tuesday that the
NFL: Source: Steelers want to reduce Harrison’s salary to around $4.5 million
The Steelers coaching staff strongly wants James Harrison back as they are not believers in Jason Worilds, and many expect Harrison back, but it’s going to be decision time for Harrison later this week. Discussions are on-going between agent Bill Parise and Steelers officials on reaching a compromise that works for both sides. Harrison carries
James Harrison’s agent reaches out to Steelers about helping their cap
LATEST ON JAMES HARRISON Last week making the media rounds, GM Kevin Colbert hinted that big changes could be in store for the Steelers. Will James Harrison be one of them? Sources say there is an internal battle brewing inside the organization between the coaching staff and upper management about Harrison’s future with the team.
Steelers coaches want Harrison back and Harrison plans to work with team on cap
Following the Steelers exit interview with star linebacker James Harrison, all indications from both sides is that Harrison will likely be back with the team in 2013. The big issue regarding Harrison’s future with the team has been his $10.035 million cap hit in 2013. For now, that’s an issue Harrison’s agent is indicating they will be working
NFL: James Harrison out until October?
STEELERS PREPARING NOT TO HAVE HARRISON ON FIELD FOR A WHILE
Sunday’s Camp Buzz: With Harrison’s age, tenous health, it’s fair to wonder if Steelers days of boasting NFL’s “top” OLB duo could be over
By Chris Adamski LATROBE — Last season, the Steelers ranked No. 1 in the NFL in total defense and No. 1 in the NFL in scoring defense. Toss in a No. 1 ranking in pass defense, too, if you’re so inclined. Pretty good, right? Many of the principles who are part of that unit take
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