Harrison rises as Steelers standout amid Browns memories
Browns tight end Darnell Dinkins notes Harrison’s strong off season work and size. James Harrison, 6-foot 242 pounds, entered the league in 2002, bounced around before finding a starting role in 2004. He led Pittsburgh with seven tackles in a season opener against Cleveland and delivered a memorable field slam of a fan on Christmas Eve 2005.
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Browns nickel back vows revenge on Hines Ward
Daven Holly aims to silence Steelers receiver Hines Ward after Ward’s late hit concussed him in the season opener. Ward, fined for the hit, is known for tough blocks and a growing reputation as a dirty player in some circles. Holly says he will stay professional while seeking competitive chances Sunday.
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Browns face Steelers with two starting guards out
Browns practice without guards Eric Steinbach and Seth McKinney as they prep for the No. 1 Steelers defense. Coach Crennel said Steinbach is day to day while McKinney is unlikely to play. Ryan Tucker shifts to guard with Lennie Friedman at left guard as Cleveland plans contingency rotations and awaits updates on linemen.
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Shula defends Patriots despite spying scandal cloud
Former Miami coach Don Shula reiterated criticism of the Patriots while supporting their on field success if they finish undefeated. He noted the penalties tied to the 2007 spying scandal but said any asterisk should only apply if the season’s results are diminished. He avoided direct Bonds comparisons and praised the team’s performance within NFL rules.
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