Najee Harris is calling out ESPN's "Monday Night Football" announcing crew of Steve Levy, Brian Griese and Louis Riddick
Levy said during the Steelers-Chicago Bears broadcast the Pittsburgh running back slept on the floor during his first few months at Alabama because it was something he "was more used to" and Harris was "more comfortable."
"Even when he got to Alabama on a full ride, got the fancy dorm room, he spent the first few months in Alabama sleeping on the floor," Levy said. "He said he's just more comfortable, more used to that."
Harris caught wind of that and refuted the claim after the Steelers' 29-27 win.
Levy also said Bears kicker Cairo Santos's 65-yard field goal attempt hit the crossbar when it, in fact, was nowhere near hitting the crossbar, so it was just a night of misses for Levy.
Is this what happens when they don't have the "ManningCast" to lean on? Either way, it's a tough look for ESPN.
