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I forgot to add Jack Butler to the 80s.

 

Linebackers everywhere.

 

Lee Flowers



Robert Spillane

 

Ah. I thought You were taking the 50s , and the 90s

 

I would have to go with 90s. Only picking one to please @S.T.D

 

LoL. Take them all. LoL.

 

Very few listed whom I don't like. But.....the 90's is chock full of very likable players. Steelers never recovered from loss of Hampton at his peak.

 

I always say that about Hampton. Look at the scoring D since he's been gone.

 

So many greats but I'd have to go with the 50's.

 

If you're going with "the 50's" - shouldn't Richie Cunningham and The Fonz be on that list?

 

Who? @SteelerGlenn

Myron Bell

Tegray Scales (Maybe)

 

Preston Carpenter was one of the first Steelers I knew by name in my infancy back in the "1860's". His card just says "End" - don't think they distinguished much between receivers back then but I recall he was a big guy (6-2 vs 5-9), probably more of a TE with Buddy Dial, Red Mack, Jimmy Orr and Gary Ballman filling the other receiver spots.

 

And I thought I was old

 

Don't worry. You still are.

 

You are. And not just in dog years.

 

Carpenter was a jack of all trades playing RB, WR, TE and KR. He made the Pro-Bowl for the Steelers in 1962 as a TE.

 

Minkah Fitzpatrick

"Fast" Willie Parker

Darren Perry

"Wish I was an RB" Bobby Walden

1933 Pirates

Elmer Schwartz #39 (4 right of the Chief)

 

Willie Parker is one of the most underrated Steelers of all time IMO. Never gets the love he deserves, and barely gets mentioned when talking about Steeler running backs.

 

I bet you are glad you started this commitment.

 

I was just thinking how tiring this was getting. But it is so much fun to see images of players I did not know much about. And bringing back the memories of my youth. The Immaculate Reception and 4 Super Bowls from ages 10-17 was awesome!!!!!

 

Some good ones here

 

I am enjoying this thread. Thank you for doing it.

 

When the wife and I got married in 2012 and were still on Facebook I started posting love songs on her page like two weeks out from the day. By the start of week two it was becoming a chore to find love songs not because there aren't a million of them but because her anxiety as the big day approached had her trying to extract hidden meaning from each choice when sometimes I just liked the song. Dammit sometimes Fishing in the Dark is self explanatory there is no hidden meaning.

 

This thread is the amazing gift that keeps on giving. Thank you MT. And please........ (This has nothing to do with politics)