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“He erased his own legacy here,” Pouncey added. He also said that the entire team knew Harrison, who had been benched in favor of Bud Dupree and rookie T.J. Watt, wanted out. When asked if Harrison had become a problem, Pouncey had this to say:

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Harrison’s agent previously said there were no hard feelings, but that he was disappointed with his playing time and thought he could continue to play. The Patriots and Steelers are currently the No. 1 and 2 seeds in the AFC. If form holds, they’ll meet in the AFC title game.

An earlier version of this post had a photo of a player misidentified as Pouncey.