WEIR: More than a few members of the Pittsburgh Steelers are blasting their former teammate James Harrison for joining their rivals, the Patriots. Andy Scholes has more in the "Bleacher Report." Good morning, Andy.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: And good morning, Bill. You know, I really hope the Steelers and Patriots play in the AFC Championship game because James Harrison taking this rivalry to a whole nother level after being released by the Steelers. Harrison joining the Patriots on Tuesday. This "Bleacher Report" brought to you by the new 2018 Ford F-150. Now, Harrison, been a fan favorite in Pittsburgh for years, winning two Super Bowls and going to five Pro Bowls and joining the rival Patriots just really hurts for Pittsburgh fans. Harrison can now give the Patriots vital info on how the Steelers do things. And Steelers offensive lineman Maurkice Pouncey, well he thinks Harrison has ruined his Steelers legacy by forcing his way into the Patriots.</s>MAURKICE POUNCEY, PITTSBURGH STEELERS CENTER: Well, he erased himself. He erased his own legacy here. Let's be serious. If you didn't want to be here, just come out and say it. Don't make it look like the team -- like it's the team's fault and the organization. Like you think the team and the organization wanted to get rid of James Harrison. Like, let's be serious. Come on now.</s>SCHOLES: And multiple Steelers echoed that sentiment saying that Harrison forced his way out of Pittsburgh. And I'll tell you what, Alisyn, just like I said earlier, I really hope these two teams face off in the AFC Championship game because this matchup's getting pretty salty.</s>CAMEROTA: I hope that for you, Andy.</s>SCHOLES: All right.</s>CAMEROTA: Thank you very much for the "Bleacher Report."</s>CAMEROTA: OK, listen to this. Sexual assault at 30,000 feet. What happens if you're sexually assaulted on a flight? Disturbing new information on the limits of help, next.
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