In the wake of a potential season-ending injury to outside linebacker Jarvis Jones, speculation is swirling Monday night the Steelers have reached out to James Harrison, not even a month after hosting him for a retirement
PITTSBURGH — James Harrison officially rejoined the Pittsburgh Steelers on Tuesday morning, signing a contract in the same building where he announced his retirement less than three weeks ago. Harrison announced his return on his Instagram account
Steelers bust out of a slump on both sides of the ball, and run the Panthers out of their own stadium en route to a 37-19 win.
The Pittsburgh Steelers defense still isn't what it used to be, and that's OK. In Week 3, the Steelers (2-1) took down a good Carolina Panthers (2-1) team 37-19 in Carolina. Though it's still early on in the season, the Steelers look like possible
The five-time Pro Bowl linebacker, who announced his retirement in August after one season with the Cincinnati Bengals, is reportedly drawing interest from the Pittsburgh Steelers, the team he spent the first 10 seasons of his career playing for (2002,
James Harrison signs with Steelers
