Steelers LB James Harrison Could Get Fined Again For Late Hit On Saints QB

Monday, November 1st, 2010 at 5:58 pm by Dave Bryan

Adam Schefter reported on ESPN Monday Night Countdown that Steelers linebacker James Harrison could once again be hearing from the NFL league office for the 4th quarter late hit on Saints quarterback Drew Brees Sunday night. Harrison was flagged on the play and is considered a repeat offender and although unlikely, Schefter did not rule out Harrison getting sat down for a game. Harrison was fined $75,000 2 weeks ago for his hit on Browns receiver Mohamed Massaquoi. The video of the hit is below so you can decide for yourself. Stay tuned.

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KILEY

LETS GO AHEAD AND PLAY FLAG FOOTBALL INSTEAD OF REAL FOOTBALL THAT WAS NOT A VICIOUS HIT.IF IT WAS A BAD HIT THEN THE QUARTERBACK WOULD OF NOT GOT UP.SO YOUR GOING FINED SOMEONE FOR PLAYING FOOTBALL.
Jessica

Shall we go ahead and put tutu’s and ballet slippers on them? He was playing the game. Sure seems like they are just flat out picking on James Harrison.

They are working at changing football for being football and it’s going to cease to be fun to watch.
DCW222

The NFL should let football players play football the way it should be played.I mean this in a good way.When I played football,we hit the person that had the football.We hit them hard,I mean real hard.And that is that.The NFL should leave the players alone,dam it.Let the Football players play football.Thats what they are getting payed the big bucks.The NFL should leave the Pittsburgh Steelers alone.I am a big Pittsburgh Steelers fan sense the 70′s.I will always be a Pittsburgh Steelers Fan Forever. GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO STEELERS GOOOOOOOOOOOOO.Lets get the 7 TH Title STEELERS.