Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley said Thursday the team has assessed his incident that occurred on Pittsburgh's North Shore in the hours after the team's 28-24 victory over Cleveland New Year's Eve and it is a non-issue for the organization.
Reports surfaced Tuesday that Haley had been involved in an incident at Tequila Cowboy, a club located just a block from Heinz Field, in which the 50-year-old assistant coach was pushed to the ground and suffered a hip injury.
Haley was back at practice Wednesday, however, and completed his usual meeting with the media Thursday.
"A few nights ago, unfortunately, I was in a situation, a situation not of my doing," Haley said. "It has been made clear to me that it is a non-issue to both the team and the Steelers organization. My sole focus is to prepare for next week's playoff game and so it won't be addressed further."
The Steelers (13-3) are currently practicing during their bye week in the playoffs. They are scheduled to host their first playoff game at 1:05 p.m. Jan. 14 against an opponent that has yet to be determined.
The organization has not addressed Haley's situation.