Steelers Daily News & Links: James Harrison with Bernie Kosar; Impressive Darius Slay Stat
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🏈 Former Pittsburgh Steelers outside linebacker James Harrison was recently with ex-Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar in downtown Cleveland. Harrison is a part of a new Peyton’s Places episode, a football-themed documentary series hosted by legendary quarterback Peyton Manning.
🏈 Per Pro Football Focus, Wins Above Replacement (WAR), Darius Slay was the NFL’s ninth-most valuable cornerback in 2024.
🏈 Sunday marked the 68th anniversary of when Art Rooney Sr. hired Lowell Perry as an assistant coach, making him the first African-American to coach in the NFL. Rooney paid Perry the same salary allowing him to finish Law School in 1960.
🏈 Since 2000, the Steelers have the second-most regular season wins (255). Only the New England Patriots have more wins (270).
🏈 Steel City Star shared a clip of the 2001 Steelers-Ravens trilogy. Concluding with their first post-season meeting, which was also the first ever playoff game at Heinz Field.
🏈 Pro Football Focus ranked the Steelers’ roster as the 21st-best in the NFL.
🏈 Ty Dunne of Go Long said the quarterback position had become Mike Tomlin’s ghastly blind spot.
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