Before James Harrison went on to have a remarkable career in the NFL, going from undrafted free agent, NFL Europe player, cut multiple times and then turning into the Defensive Player of the Year and a potential Hall of Famer, he was largely an unknown to the NFL.
Coming out of Kent State in 2002, Harrison was undersized and a bit light overall, which had teams concerned about his ability to play defensive end or even outside linebacker.
Ultimately, the Steelers gave him a shot ahead of the 2002 season, putting him in the NFL which led to his winding path to stardom, one that is one of the best undrafted tales ever.