On Tuesday night, Steelers linebacker James Harrison’s agent said that Harrison might need to have arthroscopic surgery on his ailing left knee before the start of the season. That surgery has happened a bit quicker than expected. Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported on Wednesday morning that Harrison was in Pittsburgh to have the [...]
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August 14, 2012
If you have been following my post all offseason and listening to the podcast, you know all about my level of concern regarding the health of Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison heading into the 2012 season. That concern has been even greater ever since Harrison has failed to practice since the first week of OTA's due to some sort of knee problem. In fact, Harrison...
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August 15, 2012
Earlier in the day Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette reported that Pittsburgh Steelers right outside linebacker James Harrison was back in Pittsburgh today to get his bothersome knee examined and now Bouchette reports via Twitter that Harrison indeed had a knee scope procedure scheduled for today.
Following up on the report made Bouchette, Mark Kaboly of the Pittsburgh...
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August 14, 2012
James Harrison has missed all of training camp so far with a knee injury and now it sounds like he may need surgery to get the knee ready for football. According to the Pittsburgh Tribune Harrison’s agent, Bill Parise, believes Harrison may need minor knee surgery to “clean it up.” ContinueThe post Steelers’ Harrison May need Knee Surgery appeared first on SteelBlitz.
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August 15, 2012
If you watched any of the Pittsburgh Steelers games from last year when right outside linebacker James Harrison was sidelined for four weeks with his fractured orbital bone suffered against the Houston Texans, you clearly know that replacing Harrison with inside linebacker Lawrence Timmons is not something the Steelers ever want to have to do again.
During those four games that...
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August 15, 2012
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison underwent surgery on his left knee Wednesday and his return is uncertain.
The 34-year-old Harrison has been struggling with lingering pain in the knee for months. Coach Mike Tomlin called it a ''minor'' procedure but added he's not ready to put a timetable on when Harrison will be cleared to play.
Harrison is currently...
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August 16, 2012
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On Wednesday, Pittsburgh Steelers‘ star outside linebacker James Harrison underwent arthroscopic surgery on his ailing left knee. Though the operation went well, it is uncertain whether or not Harrison will be recovered in time for the team’s season opener on September 9th in Denver.
The game will be a rematch of sorts after the...
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August 15, 2012
The Steelers had plenty of injuries heading into camp with Rashard Mendenhall, James Harrison, Casey Hampton, and Max Starks all arriving at camp injured. They have added Jason Worilds, Ben Roethlisberger, Willie Colon, Jonathan Dwyer, David Johnson, Mike Adams, and now Issac Redman to that list sin ContinueThe post Steelers: Harrison has Knee Surgery, Redman gets MRI appeared first on SteelBlitz.
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August 14, 2012
James Harrison has yet to practice with the Pittsburgh Steelers this summer. Irritation behind his ailing left knee could put his status for the beginning of the regular season in jeopardy. The Beaver County Times reported Tuesday that continued swelling in the knee could lead to arthroscopic surgery for the All-Pro linebacker. Harrison's agent, Bill Parise, believes the team...
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August 16, 2012
Steelers linebacker James Harrison had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee today to remove an impairment that has caused swelling since the spring. The surgery went well, according to one Steelers source. Harrison, a five-time Pro Bowl player and former NFL defensive player of the year, has been on the physically unable to perform list and has not practiced since early last spring...
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August 15, 2012
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According to Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Steelers linebacker James Harrison is now scheduled to undergo a knee scope.
#steelers LB James Harrison had scope scheduled this morning on his knee
— Ed Bouchette (@EdBouchette) August 15, 2012
This could mean that Harrison might not be ready for the Steelers’ season opener.
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August 15, 2012
The most feared man in the NFL – for multiple reasons – might not be ready to go Week 1 when the Steelers head a mile high to get Tebow redemption against Peyton Manning. Per the Beave County Times, Harrison may be looking at arthroscopic surgery if his knee doesn’t quit giving him problems.
He might be a giant badass but he’s been on the PUP list since camp began with...
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August 17, 2012
Linebacker James Harrison and safety Troy Polamalu did not take part in the Steelers' final practice of the week and will not play Sunday at Oakland.
The defensive standouts - named to a combined 12 Pro Bowls - will not dress for the second consecutive game. Harrison, who had surgery on his left knee Aug. 15, has not played yet this season. Polamalu missed last week's win...
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August 15, 2012
The Pittsburgh Steelers only have two more practices remaining before they break camp and thus the special edition of The Terrible Podcast are starting to wind down. My co-host David Todd did four hours of radio today, so tonight you get me flying solo for almost 30 minutes.
The big news on Wednesday of course was that linebacker James Harrison had the scope procedure done on...
Because of injuries, there aren't many of them, but they just might be the toughest positional group on the Steelers' roster. Also, an update on James Harrison.
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