James Harrison Crushed a Workout at 6 AM After Win!

Deebo's a savage! I have nothing but respect for this man. These videos in the link says it all. I hope the rest of the team models his demeanor this week and into the future.

http://www.12up.com/posts/4420656-video-james-harrison-crushed-a-workout-at-6-am-after-win?a_aid=40603

Shit if I had played that game. I'd probably just getting up now. Certainly wouldn't be working out that early. Anyhow, Collinsworth and Michaels were talking last night and wondering if JH is HOF material. I think so. He was a late bloomer for sure but being on two world champions including one where he had IMO the best defensive if not best play in SB history and being the Steelers all time sack leader counts for something. And then there's his leadership and mentorship. Maybe he doesn't go in on his first go around but I definitely could see James as being at Canton.

What deebo wants, he gets

ImmaculateGreenePolamalu wrote:

Shit if I had played that game. I'd probably just getting up now. Certainly wouldn't be working out that early.

I know! He sure makes me feel guilty about the lazy bastard that I am from a physical perspective, lol.

On another note, I wish the media would focus more on players' positive aspects like this, rather than meaningless shit like with AB's FB live broadcasts. We all know that all the drama queens aka new NFL football fans feed off that sissy soap opera shit though.

He's probably also getting ready for another piss test

He's deserving of the HOF IMO. A very impactful player for a long time.

However, his negative image of a few years ago will be hard to shake.

FrancoLambert wrote:

He's deserving of the HOF IMO.  A very impactful player for a long time.

However, his negative image of a few years ago will be hard to shake.

You mean the one where he was the hardest hitting SOB in the league and QBs feared him?

FrancoLambert wrote:

He's deserving of the HOF IMO.

I may be bias here, but how could he not be? Isn't he the Steelers' sack leader of all time? I know they didn't record sacks in "Mean" Joe's day, but still... That play he made in SB 43 was the best in history imo, but then again, I am bias for the defense.

If work ethic factored in he'd be a first ballot HOFer but for his body of work (I think he should make it0 he will probably be over looked.

solardave wrote:

If work ethic factored in he'd be a first ballot HOFer but for his body of work (I think he should make it0 he will probably be over looked.

I'm guessing he gets it but it will take awhile, it'll be one of those draft classes where there's not a lot of first ballot kind of guys.

HOF or not, I hope that when his playing days are done that he stays on as a coach. That kind of work ethic is phenomenal and something the Steelers could use in the locker room.

Jazzo wrote:

FrancoLambert wrote:

He's deserving of the HOF IMO.

I may be bias here, but how could he not be? Isn't he the Steelers' sack leader of all time? I know they didn't record sacks in "Mean" Joe's day, but still... That play he made in SB 43 was the best in history imo, but then again, I am bias for the defense.

Yeah, but his sack total doesn't even put him in the top 50 of all time. Trace Armstrong has a lot more sacks than Harrison does. He had a 3-5 year stretch of outstanding play that might get him in one day. DPOY 1 year, 5 Pro Bowls and one iconic Super Bowl play could be enough, but the fact he was largely a core special teamer for the first few seasons and a guy that needed to have his snap count managed the last few seasons of his career might water down his overall body of work.

Just hope he recovers in time to play this week from whatever shoulder issue he has.

El-Gonzo Jackson wrote:

Jazzo wrote:

FrancoLambert wrote:

He's deserving of the HOF IMO.

I may be bias here, but how could he not be? Isn't he the Steelers' sack leader of all time? I know they didn't record sacks in "Mean" Joe's day, but still... That play he made in SB 43 was the best in history imo, but then again, I am bias for the defense.

Yeah, but his sack total doesn't even put him in the top 50 of all time.  Trace Armstrong has a lot more sacks than Harrison does.  He had a 3-5 year stretch of outstanding play that might get him in one day.  DPOY 1 year, 5 Pro Bowls and one iconic Super Bowl play could be enough, but the fact he was largely a core special teamer for the first few seasons and a guy that needed to have his snap count managed the last few seasons of his career might water down his overall body of work.

Just hope he recovers in time to play this week from whatever shoulder issue he has.

He's fine, he'll play with no issues. I suspect this is a little flavor Tomlin is adding as an excuse to give Harrison his normal rest. Not like Belicheat is honest with his injury reports.