Steelers Morning Huddle

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Welcome to Week 1 of the 2014 NFL Regular season. The Steelers are preparing for facing the Cleveland Browns at home and we’re busy looking around for mentions of your Black & Gold so we’ve got you covered. Here’s what’s being said about your Pittsburgh Steelers around the block for Saturday, Sept. 6th.

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James Harrison back where it all started

James Harrison officially retired as a Pittsburgh Steeler on Friday afternoon. He held a press conference at Steelers facilities and talked about what it meant to him to be able to close the book on his NFL career in the same place where it first opened.

"“To get the opportunity to come back and officially end it as a Steeler feels good. It’s where I started, got my break and had the majority of my success. It’s a good feeling. For them to give me the opportunity and want me to come back, I am thankful. The Steelers organization has been very good to me. I am thankful for everything the Rooneys and the organization has done for me. I am thankful for the fans. I will tell you that right now, there is no group that is more loyal and knowledgeable than Steelers Nation. Right now I am thankful to have this opportunity.” – James Harrison"

He also spent a little time in the weight room before the presser, for old time’s sake.

Geez, my arms are sore from just watching that.

Brett Keisel talks Steelers return

Brett Keisel sat down with the WDVE morning crew on Friday to talk about his return to the Pittsburgh Steelers and how it felt to see Ben Roethlisberger wearing his number at the start of training camp. He said he’s physically ready for the season to start and grateful for the opportunity to play for the Rooneys and Coach Tomlin. You can listen to his interview here.

Mean Tweets

Jimmy Kimmel had some former and current NFL players read some not-so-nice tweets sent to them by some of their harshest critics. You’ll even spot

Ike Taylor

in there as he reads a tweet from someone complimenting him on his receiving skills. People are mean.