PITTSBURGH — Monday was an ugly day for top running backs across the NFL, and Najee Harris is not happy about it.
The Steelers running back took to Twitter to vent frustrations after the New York Giants' Saquon Barkley, the Las Vegas Raiders' Josh Jacobs and the Dallas Cowboys' Tony Pollard all failed to reach long-term deals with their teams before the NFL's deadline for franchise tagged players to negotiate extensions.
All three now find themselves in the situation Le'Veon Bell did with the Steelers in 2017 and 2018: play a season with no long-term security at one of the most brutal positions in the sport, or sit out in hopes of finding a long-term deal in free agency and risk losing millions if the market doesn't yield their desired deal.