They were up 3-0. The Panthers then extended their lead on a fumbled kickoff return. They were up 10-0.

Harrison and the defense jogged out to open the Steelers first possession of the second half. He called all the guys together in the huddle. "No letup. Come on, let's grind it out for another 30 minutes and bring this trophy home."

Captain America was a beast on the field. He was so damn good, and he intimidated the quarterbacks and receivers. Later in the first half, Roethlisberger left a hanging duck in the air for Steelers tight end Jesse James. It was nearly picked off by Harrison. Roethlisberger hadn't tried a pass near him since.

Harrison also delivered over 2 tons of force with one of hits, making receivers and tight ends scared to run over the middle. He popped Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown, and running back James Connor already. And it was only the start of the second half.

Harrison was an unstoppable force on the field.

The defense set up along the line of scrimmage. It was 1st & 10 for the Steelers on their own 20-yard line. Harrison and the defense didn't plan on letting them move 10 yards.

"3-4 out!" He shouted to all the guys.

Luke backed up next to him. "You going in or do you want me to?"

Harrison started straight at the ball. "Connor is all mine."

The ball was snapped and the play worked perfectly. Julius, Mario, and Charles were able to clear him a path right to running back James Connor.

Connor didn't even see him. He just felt Harrison hit him hard once again and drop him to the turf for a 4-yard loss.

Harrison jogged back to the huddle and gave the defensive lineman high fives. "D-line's tearing it up today."

Indeed they were. The guys up front were doing their jobs very well and clearing holes in the offensive line for the linebackers to put pressure on the quarterback.

It was 2nd & 10. This time, the Steelers tried a curl route to the right side of the field. The Panthers defense was ready. Their cornerback James Bradberry swatted the ball away just as it got to Steelers receiver Antonio Brown.

He was immediately over there to help James up. "Nice job man. Let's get this last one too."

Ben Roethlisberger had to be seriously reconsidering retirement after this season after he got a face full of Harrison. The offensive line wasn't protecting him at all, leaving their quarterback exposed to Captain America's hits.

It was the same on third down. This time, Harrison beat the Steelers right guard and tackle to get into the backfield after Big Ben. Blitzing Harrison at least a few times on each drive was working. The unstoppable force couldn't be stopped.

Roethlisberger didn't even have a chance to get rid of the ball. He had to hold onto it as best he could as he got hit by Harrison. His shoulder hit exactly where Roethlisberger was holding the ball, and the Steelers were very lucky he didn't pop it out right there. Instead the impact of the hit knocked both men to the ground.

Harrison rolled off him and onto his feet where he flexed yet again. "THAT'S HOW ITS DONE!"

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The Steelers were in the Panthers red zone with only 4 seconds left in the game. The Panthers were leading 10-3. The three points came on a field goal by the Steelers after a deflected interception caught by Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt.

Harrison was deep in coverage. He already stood at the 5-yard line when the ball was snapped. 5 Steelers receivers took off towards the end zone. Harrison moved to the right side of the field three receivers thundered his way.

He saw Roethlisberger look to the left and begin to start his throwing motion. Out of the corner of his eye, Harrison spotted Antonio Brown wide open in the back right corner of the end zone. The ball was heading right towards him...