The first day of Pittsburgh Steelers training camp turned into a car show.
Training camp essentially is the first big media event of the NFL season, and because fans are invited, too, it’s not uncommon for players to have some fun and show up in cars that likely don’t leave their garages very often. And Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown took it to another level Thursday, showing up in a classic Rolls-Royce complete with an old-timey driver.
But, if you can believe it, linebacker James Harrison one-upped Brown and showed up in a much larger (and louder) vehicle.
It’s unclear if the firefighters let Harrison drive the truck all the way from the station, but he did hop out of the driver’s seat after pulling into the parking lot.
If the Steelers play with as much style on the field as they do off it, they should have no problem coasting through the 2017 season.
