James Harrison: Hero or Villain? | A Football Life

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  @realessayog6947 · 4 years ago

  Mike Tomlin needs a documentary about how the hell he managed Ben, AB, Harrison, Polemalu on the same damn team

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  @sonictech56 · 4 years ago

  “Other people brought their kids over to get whooped by her” Mama Harrison wasn’t playing😂😂

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  @Blp2052Bpoppin · 4 years ago

  I'll admit it, as a Ravens fan I have a deep respect for Troy Polamalu and James Harrison. Those guys were true ballers, and they really kept that defense as dominant as it was

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  @goldenbear8250 · 4 years ago

  &quot;I teach my kids, don&apos;t be a bully, but you have to stand up for yourself. You have to let a bully know, even if they run around thinking they&apos;re the baddest thing in the school, you give it your all, and try to whip that ass!&quot; -Mildred Harrison<br>Words to teach our kids today.

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  @Sn1p3rSn4k3 · 4 years ago

  &quot;There&apos;s an excuse for me to exercise violence, let me go do it&quot; - Troy, perfectly describes 92.

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  @colinhurley207 · 4 years ago

  Bill Cowher: &quot;You can&apos;t just take yourself out of a game.&quot;<br>Antonio Brown: ✌🏿

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  @CasusCantare · 4 years ago

  This dude has the best one liners on NFL HISTORY. “I’m tired boss” I’m dying

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  @kyaramonique420 · 3 years ago

  Lmaooo “some bum named Berger” killed me then Ben popped up 😂😂😂

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  @spjr99 · 4 years ago

  It&apos;s so crazy seeing a guy this fit, strong, and dominant, and still being a complete mama&apos;s boy who slept with his parents for years. crazy! Much respect. he&apos;s on my HOF ballot if I had one

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  @Folksinc · 4 years ago

  If James Harrison and Mike Singletary stared each other down from opposite lines, they could form a new element at the line of scrimmage.

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  @kerriwashington9896 · 4 years ago (edited)

  The greatest - and most intimidating- first 45 seconds in the history of A Football Life. Hands down.😳😳😳

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  @JAHblessedness · 3 years ago (edited)

  This is a man that always stayed unapologetically true to himself and never wavered from that vision. &nbsp;He knew he was still able to produce at that high level even when the Steelers gave up on him yet again, and they were the ones that had asked him to come out of his happy retirement. &nbsp;He goes to the Patriots and almost wins a third super bowl ring with them. &nbsp;His balance, functional core strength, leverage and tactical hand warfare were unmatched. &nbsp;The way he walks his life makes him a giant among men.

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