Harrison's hard hit creates crucial turnover during Steelers' turnaround

[stillers4me]

Few figured linebacker James Harrison, at 37, would be an impact player for a Steelers defense that seemingly hit its stride the moment quarterback Ben Roethlisberger limped off the field in St. Louis with an injured knee.


On Sunday, with the Steelers embroiled in yet another close game and backup quarterback Mike Vick nursing a sore hamstring, Harrison delivered the kind of play that has defined his career — a play that provided a surge of momentum to propel the Steelers to a 25-13 victory at Heinz Field............



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[86WARD]

I think most of us here still thought Harrison would be an impact player...no?

[Steelman]

James Harrison defies gravity, time, and Roger Goodell.

[tube517]

Deebo's checking account number is stored in the NFL database for weekly withdrawals.

[Steeldude]

I think most of us here still thought Harrison would be an impact player...no?

I don't know. I remember many fans saying he is washed up and totally useless because he didnt put up stats on the Bengals.

[Rotorhead]

It would have been nice if he never went to the Bengals, but I guess the lack of playing time for them let him get healthy. Sometimes I think the older players could just use a year off to get rid of the nagging injuries before finishing off their careers. Its not like they would forget how to play after a year.

[Steeldude]

Harrison will get fined for the hit.

[TeeTee]

It was vintage 92. He not only made him fumble but knocked his helmet off. That dude was like, "Really? Damn I just got run over my a truck."