Remembering some Steelers Brutal Hits: legal then / illegal now?

Trying to remember brutal Steelers hits of this century. Not sure under actual rules which ones would be: legal / illegal?

Any help would be welcome:

Ryan Clark vs Willis McGahee
J Harrison vs McCoy
J Harrison vs J Cribbs
Dupree vs Matt Moore
Ike Taylor vs Pat White
Limas Sweed vs Ravens 35 (name please?)
Garvin over bengals punter K Huber
Ward vs Ed Reed
Ward vs Keith Rivers
Shazier over Bernard
JuJu vs Burfict

Do you remember any other ones that could be good for debate?

**Some will say protection is first (and this hits shouldn't be allowed) and some others, that football is becoming a soft sport.
I guess, for those of us who grew up playing under 80's - 90's or early XXI century rules, it's hard to determine now what is a legal or illegal hit.

 

Mel Blount's piledrive on Cliff Branch. That might have even been illegal then though.

 

Greg Lloyd v Warren Moon in a snow storm
Norm Johnson v Buffalo Bill KR... not brutal but awesome
Ryan Clark v Wes Welker.. very satisfying
The best is Ward v Rivers

 

Does the Vince Young pile drivery count

 

Rod Woodson had a great pancake hit on Warren Moon back in 1992. Lloyd had many memorable ones, including epic ones on John Stephens in 1990 and one on Stan Humphries too.

Gary Jones had several monster hits, as noted before. Another big one came against Dallas in a Thanksgiving day game.

Go look what Keith Gary did to Ken Anderson in 1983. Nearly twisted his head off. There was a time when Anderson was unable to finish a Steelers game for several years in a row. This isn't one for debate of course. He got fined and penalized but not ejected.

 

"And that's a good, clean, legitimate shot by Jones."
lol