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PLAYERS:
Ben Roethlisberger,
Mike Tomlin,
Maurkice Pouncey,
James Harrison
TEAMS: Pittsburgh Steelers
TEAMS: Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley got his turn to respond to Ben Roethlisberger's criticism, telling the Pittsburgh Post-Gazzette that he thinks "a little bit of healthy conflict is a good thing."
"That was an emotional game," Haley said. "Whatever was said can't be taken too much to the heart because that's the way this game is.
"Guys will get into it in locker rooms, in the building, on the practice field. It's the mindset you get into when you're getting ready to compete and coach a big game. There's emotion involved. I wouldn't really pay much attention to anything that's said in an emotional state of mind."
Roethlisberger apologized to Haley and head coach Mike Tomlin for his comments after the Steelers 27-24 overtime loss to the Cowboys. The 9-year pro was upset with Haley for not calling more plays to get tight end Heath Miller the ball, and for not using the no-huddle in the second hal...
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