Automatik;1403150 wrote:NE bound if I had to guess.
He had a nice run in the black n' gold.
aint happening.Gblock;1403860 wrote:I just read that urlacher is a possiblilty for the steelers as the bears are unlikely to pay him 8 million for this year
well as sleeper would say..whatever the market will bear lol. i mean if they dont give him 8 million its hard to beleive another team would. if the offers dont come rolling in for him he may not have much of a choice. if we redo simmons deal and cut colon we should have some dollars now that harrison is off the booksthavoice;1403863 wrote:aint happening.
If he cannot agree on a salary with the bears he isnt going to agree with the steelers for even elss.
Agreed.BR1986FB;1403901 wrote:Harrison's going to regret not taking a paycut. I'd heard Pittsburgh was looking to restructure his base to $4.8 million (down from $6.5 million)? He's going to be very hard pressed to find someone that will pay him more than that $4.8 million per year.
harrison said at the end of the season he wasnt taking a paycutthavoice;1403913 wrote:Agreed.
Have to wonder how much of it was the agent or Harrison himself. Of anyone who we figured wouldnt agree to a cut it would be him though.
The Fins are essentially competing against themselves for his service from what I've heard. Supposedly, nobody else is dumb enough to pay his asking price which is believed to be somewhere in the 5 year/ $60 million range.Automatik;1403929 wrote:Wallace could be Miami bound?
http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_/id/73627/is-mike-wallace-a-lock-for-dolphins
A Florida pro sports team isn't drawing fans?!?!?!?! Color me shocked!Commander of Awesome;1403946 wrote:lolphins have attendance issues (shocking! /sarcasm). Wallace is a big name FA that will drive ticket sales.
Not a gambler at all but we routinely would stop at Wheeling island before/after games and then to the meadows. Been to the Rivers twice but just too busy as we would usually do it after games and such. Heck..we can see th front doors of the casino from our seats.BR1986FB;1403919 wrote:Off topic for the Pittsburguese but we ventured over to the Rivers Casino yesterday afternoon. Hated it. Place was packed wall to wall. It was very uncomfortable. Nice place though. Maybe we would've had a better experience without the crowd. Liked the Meadows (last week) a lot more. Got more than our share of dirty looks with the Browns gear on. :laugh:
Browns are converting to a 3-4 so Harrison would fit. It does sound like he might be willing to play for the Browns for a tad less since he's a NE Ohio native and getting "closer to home" seems to be a priority. Browns new D-Coordinator is former Steeler coach, Ray Horton, who learned Lebeau's system.thavoice;1404238 wrote:Not a gambler at all but we routinely would stop at Wheeling island before/after games and then to the meadows. Been to the Rivers twice but just too busy as we would usually do it after games and such. Heck..we can see th front doors of the casino from our seats.
I dont want to see Harrison go to the browns. Mostly because I think he has just enough left in the tank to play lights out at times, and you know that would be against the steelers.
I forget...do the browns run the 3-4 or 4-3? With all their coaching changes and such I forget! He is most def an OL in the 3-4 and that would be it.
well let us get watson and you can have harrisonBR1986FB;1404244 wrote:Browns are converting to a 3-4 so Harrison would fit. It does sound like he might be willing to play for the Browns for a tad less since he's a NE Ohio native and getting "closer to home" seems to be a priority. Browns new D-Coordinator is former Steeler coach, Ray Horton, who learned Lebeau's system.
As much as Mantooth may curl up into the fetal position and cry, Watson's a free man to go wherever he wants.Gblock;1404249 wrote:well let us get watson and you can have harrison
