Harrison Rejected 30-Percent Pay Cut, Opportunity to Earn It Back
From on March 9, 2013
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Jason Bridge-USA TODAY Sports
The Steelers opted to move on from veteran linebacker James Harrison on Saturday after talks aimed at reducing his 2013 cap number reached impasse.
Per a league source, the Steelers offered a reduction of roughly 30 percent in Harrison’s base salary of $6.57 million, with an opportunity to earn the money back via incentives.
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