James Harrison Does Not Stand With New Teammates At National Anthem

dlowilly · 12-31-17, 03:16 PM

He better watch himself

They don't run a country club up there in New England, that's a by the book strict plantation

Chi_archie · 12-31-17, 03:18 PM

trash

reigle9 · 12-31-17, 03:18 PM

oh wow, i knew this wasnt going to end well

Kermit · 12-31-17, 03:21 PM

He wasn't one of the players that protested during the anthem in Pittsburgh. I wonder what this was about.

reigle9 · 12-31-17, 03:24 PM

whatever it is, it ain't good

he'll be cut by end of business tomorrow

opie1988 · 12-31-17, 03:29 PM

Fukk that idiot.

Used to to really like and respect him.

jjgold · 12-31-17, 03:31 PM

Black trash

lakerboy · 12-31-17, 03:31 PM

Why is he standing though?

Kermit · 12-31-17, 03:32 PM

According to some reporter from Pittsburgh, Harrison has done this there too.

cincinnatikid513 · 12-31-17, 03:32 PM

maybe they just wanted him for this week to play in garbage time then they will release him after the game

PAULYPOKER · 12-31-17, 03:35 PM

Harrisongate..........

reigle9 · 12-31-17, 03:36 PM

Originally posted by opie1988

Fukk that idiot.

Used to to really like and respect him.

fingers crossed he was a mole, doing this on purpose, and goes back to the steelers

"everything is pro wrestling"

Chi_archie · 12-31-17, 03:40 PM

animal

At a time of heightened sensitivity in the NFL about domestic violence, Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin says he expects no problems with the team's decision to re-sign a player who has an issue in the past that has parallels to Ray Rice's.
Linebacker James Harrison admitted to police in March 2008 he broke down a bedroom door, slapped his girlfriend in the face and snapped her cell phone in half during an argument the Steelers said at the time was over whether to baptize Harrison's son, according to the criminal complaint.
Allegheny County prosecutors dropped charges of simple assault and criminal mischief against Harrison after he entered into domestic abuse counseling and the girlfriend, Beth Tibbott, said she did not wish to pursue further charges.
Steelers chairman Dan Rooney faced scrutiny at the time for applying a double standard when the team cut receiver Cedrick Wilson hours after his own domestic violence arrest less than two weeks later. But the Steelers stood by Harrison, and the NFL didn't suspend him.

reigle9 · 12-31-17, 03:42 PM

people are crazy over religion, been that way since the beginning of time

ChiLLx · 12-31-17, 03:44 PM

Would be really funny if he didn't make the playoff roster

PAULYPOKER · 12-31-17, 03:44 PM

He's craving attention.........

Desperate enough to draw negative attention..

Poor guy,Steelers hurt his feelings...............

DOM-Ganador · 12-31-17, 03:47 PM

I have absolutely no clue how a veteran player can come in to N.E. and in his first game make something about him and not the team?

Hman · 12-31-17, 03:49 PM

Originally posted by DOM-Ganador

I have absolutely no clue how a veteran player can come in to N.E. and in his first game make something about him and not the team?

You are so right

dlowilly · 12-31-17, 03:50 PM

Originally posted by Chi_archie

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Linebacker James Harrison admitted to police in March 2008 he broke down a bedroom door, slapped his girlfriend in the face and snapped her cell phone in half during an argument the Steelers said at the time was over whether to baptize Harrison's son, according to the criminal complaint.

You mean his race mixing skank didn't care about her son's soul? Go figure

PAULYPOKER · 12-31-17, 03:54 PM

Maybe Tomlin conspired with Harrison to steal Pats playbook....?

Got playbook and now misbehaving so Belichick gives him the ax.....?

ChiLLx · 12-31-17, 04:12 PM

He got some sacks in garbage time..lol

Plaza23 · 12-31-17, 04:15 PM

At least he stood. If he was sitting, I'd call him a trash niggga. But he stood, and if he doesn't want to stand with the rest of the team so be it.

big joe 1212 · 12-31-17, 04:28 PM

At least he was standing

The Giant · 12-31-17, 04:42 PM

Good way to assimilate.

bonusguy · 12-31-17, 04:54 PM

Originally posted by ChiLLx

He got some sacks in garbage time..lol

pats were up 20 then (line 15.5)...........petty was moving the ball against the defense too with a minute left, another throw or 2 and the jets would have covered. harrison saved the day back to back sacks

PAULYPOKER · 12-31-17, 05:08 PM

Originally posted by bonusguy

pats were up 20 then (line 15.5)...........petty was moving the ball against the defense too with a minute left, another throw or 2 and the jets would have covered. harrison saved the day back to back sacks

He is the best in the NFL at doing that (career wise) as he did it with Steelers this year with very limited play....

unde0087 · 12-31-17, 05:15 PM

#oldwashedupblackathletelivesmatter

DOM-Ganador · 12-31-17, 05:22 PM

Originally posted by unde0087

#oldwashedupblackathletelivesmatter

Funny.

Mr KLC · 12-31-17, 06:47 PM

Originally posted by DOM-Ganador

I have absolutely no clue how a veteran player can come in to N.E. and in his first game make something about him and not the team?

Exactly my point. How do you go to a franchise that personifies the meaning of "team", and do something like this your first week there?

Snowball · 12-31-17, 07:04 PM

he made some nice tackles. wants it !

James Harrison: Performance In Patriots Debut Part Of 'God's Plan'

grease lightnin · 12-31-17, 07:14 PM

Originally posted by Chi_archie

animal

At a time of heightened sensitivity in the NFL about domestic violence, Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin says he expects no problems with the team's decision to re-sign a player who has an issue in the past that has parallels to Ray Rice's.
Linebacker James Harrison admitted to police in March 2008 he broke down a bedroom door, slapped his girlfriend in the face and snapped her cell phone in half during an argument the Steelers said at the time was over whether to baptize Harrison's son, according to the criminal complaint.
Allegheny County prosecutors dropped charges of simple assault and criminal mischief against Harrison after he entered into domestic abuse counseling and the girlfriend, Beth Tibbott, said she did not wish to pursue further charges.
Steelers chairman Dan Rooney faced scrutiny at the time for applying a double standard when the team cut receiver Cedrick Wilson hours after his own domestic violence arrest less than two weeks later. But the Steelers stood by Harrison, and the NFL didn't suspend him.

So was he standing in solidarity for domestic abusers?

bonusguy · 12-31-17, 08:13 PM

i hope he breaks big bens giant nose

Mac4Lyfe · 12-31-17, 08:36 PM

Y'all get triggered very damn easy. How the hell do you know he wasn't trying to get his towel or just finished taking a shit and was late out there? Instead of him walking around, he stood there standing. First you get mad because people sit, then you get mad because they kneel, now you mad because he's fukkking STANDING. WTF is wrong with you pussies??? Have you ever been to a game? Players are all over the fukking place before kickoff. Stop watching the pre-show and watch the fukking games. This stupid shit has to stop. I don't give a damn what they do nor do I give a shit what you do when the anthem is played. I bet none of you stand in your fukking living room during the anthem and if you do, "SO THE FUK WHAT"?

Get off your fukking high horses. PUSSIES!!!

funnyb25 · 12-31-17, 08:37 PM

They should trade him