James Harrison likely to be fined again!

Although it wasn't reported on last night's broadcast of the battle between the New York Jets and my beloved Pittsburgh Steelers, it was reported by the Onion Sports Network this morning that a play occurred during a "Television Time Out" early in the 3rd quarter.  Not realizing the clock was stopped, the Jets thought  they might be able to take advantage of the Steelers' apparent lack of attention by quickly lining up and snapping the ball.  Mark Sanchez did not get a clean snap and the ball rolled to the ground causing the entire Pittsburgh defense and several members of the Jets offensive line to dive for the loose ball.  After 30-40 seconds of whistle blowing and tugging and pulling at the players by the officials, James Harrison emerged from the bottom of the stack holding a human heart.

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