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Aaron Schatz of Football Outsiders applies the Bill James' 'Favorite Toy' metric to projecting career QB stats -- to see if anyone can catch Brett Favre. Peyton Manning and Drew Brees have a shot, albeit a long one -- but one Favre record could fall to Big Ben.

Story | Conversation | August 31, 2010

James Harrison's agent said Monday that he hasn't closed the door on a possible return for his client to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Jeffri Chadiha says the Dolphins and Chiefs are the clear winners after the first day of free agency but the Ravens and Steelers are left hurting.

LaRon Landry delivered a verbal blow on Wednesday, claiming the Jets have better defensive personnel than the Steelers.

Neither Max Starks nor Isaac Redman knew how their healed injuries would react when the players returned to full practice with the Pittsburgh Steelers this week.

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee Wednesday.

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison might need to have surgery if the swelling continues in his injured left knee, his agent told the Beaver County Times.

In interviews about head injuries with The Associated Press, 23 of 44 NFL players -- slightly more than half -- said they would try to conceal a possible concussion rather than pull themselves out of a game.

Quarterback Dennis Dixon, a restricted free agent, did not sign his tender and has yet to report to Pittsburgh Steelers training camp.

Aaron Schatz and Bill Barnwell rank the top 25 prospects in the NFL heading into the 2011 season.

Story | Conversation | July 26, 2011

James Farrior is a Same Old Ex-Jet. He's back in the Super Bowl.

John Clayton ranks the top 10 plays in Super Bowl history.

Aaron Schatz and Bill Barnwell of Football Outsiders break down all the divisional games in terms of key trends and players to watch: look for Julius Peppers, James Starks, Michael Oher and Jerod Mayo to ultimately play key roles here.

Story | Conversation | January 13, 2011

It doesn't matter how rich an athlete is, $125,000 is a lot of money to pay in fines. That's the tally (for now) with Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison. He was docked another $25,000 this week for a hit on Buffalo Bills quarterback Rya...

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker James Harrison has been fined $25,000 for roughing the passer.

The 2010 NFL season has been filled with surprises. With half the season left, David provides 12 debates over his midseason awards.

Story | Conversation | November 05, 2010