after a 15-year career -- including 14 with the Steelers -- that included five Pro Bowl appearances, two Super Bowl titles and a Defensive Player of the Year award.

Harrison, unhappy with a reduced role with Pittsburgh last season, asked to be released by the Steelers, who ultimately granted his request in December. Harrison signed with the rival New England Patriots three days after his release.

The saga drew criticism from some of his Steelers teammates, with center Maurkice Pouncey saying that Harrison "erased his own legacy" with the team. Harrison is the Steelers all-time leader in sacks with 80 1/2.WASHINGTON -- The Hall of Famous Missourians in the Missouri State Capitol is filled with the busts of famous people from the Show-Me State. There are political figures (Harry Truman, John Ashcroft), writers (Laura Ingalls Wilder), musicians (Scott Joplin, Charlie Parker) and even a game show host (Bob Barker). Right-wing radio personality Rush Limbaugh, who is currently embroiled in controversy after he called a female law student advocating for contraception coverage a "slut," will soon be joining that esteemed group.

On Feb. 13, Kansas City, Mo. sculptor E. Spencer Schubert posted on his blog that he was in the process of sculpting busts of Limbaugh and Dred Scott, a slave who unsuccessfully sued for freedom for himself and his family in the famous 1857 case Dred Scott v. Sandford,