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Harv Aronson

Harv Aronson

About Harv Aronson

Born and raised in Pittsburgh, Harv Aronson has always had a passion for Pittsburgh sports. Harv graduated from Slippery Rock University with a Bachelor's Degree and emphasis in Communications and Journalism. He authored the book "Pro Football's Most Passionate Fans" in 2012 and was also the recipient of Visa's 2001 "Hall of Fans Award." As an award honoree, a plaque was presented to him at Heinz Field and placed in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Harv serves as a contributor on a quarterly basis as a feature writer for the nationally distributed magazine "Gridiron Greats" (http://www.gridirongreatsmagazine.com/). Harv owned and managed the Pittsburgh Steelers site "Steelers Hotline" for over 15 years.

LATEST BY HARV ARONSON


What's on tap for the NFL's 32 teams in Week 14? Find out in Harv's Quick Strikes on each team in the NFL as the playoff picture starts to take form.
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As the Indianapolis Colts come to Heinz Field for a Sunday night matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers, no one can forget last season's game.
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Harv Aronson has your NFL week 13 picks right on City of Champions. Get our view on this week in the league and thoughts on TNF's historical night.
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Harv Aronson breaks down his thoughts on each NFL team for week 13, following an absolutely ridiculous end to week 12.
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With a tough loss left behind in Seattle, the Pittsburgh Steelers are home for a nationally televised game this Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts.
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If you like an NFL game that goes back and forth on the scoreboard, then the Pittsburgh Steelers' loss in Seattle last Sunday 39-30 was a classic example.
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This Sunday a tie will be broken between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Seattle Seahawks. Each team has won 8 of the 16 games played between the two teams.
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On Thursday, the Lions kick the NFL weekend off followed the Green Bay Packers. and the unbeaten Carolina Panthers and Dallas Cowboys in the nightcap.
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In the NFL, it's 11 weeks down, six weeks to go before the end is reached. Can the Carolina Panthers and New England Patriots remain unbeaten to the end?
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With a much anticipated long break, the Pittsburgh Steelers spent week 11 doing their own thing as they enjoyed the 2015 bye week.
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There will be no Pittsburgh Steelers game this weekend, however, the rest of the NFL marches on.
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