42 Days (Only 6 more long Sundays) until Steelers vs. Falcons

i'd have to add jack ( who's your daddy) lambert to that duo.

 

John Stallworth

Yancey Thigpen

Antwaan Randle El

 

Still a catch, NFL! Al Riveron still a moron.

Charles Johnson, RIP.

 

I am just excited about something different.

 

Plaxico Burress

Darnell Washington

 

Larry Brown again.

 

Dwight White

Max Starks

Alejandro Villenueva

John Baker

Maybe the most pro bowl players with the same number.

 

dwight white was one of my favs.

 

John Baker made one of the most famous tackles in NFL history. He made the tackle on the famous photo of YA Tittle on his knees with blood running down his face at old Pitt Stadium.

 

Marvel Smith

Marcus Gilbert

Steve Courson

And one for @Hanratty#5 and @jeh1856

 

Dan James was the center for the 1957 Ohio State National Champs. That team had a great defense led by Jim Marshall and Dick Lebeau. He was our starter at Left Tackle for 7 years protecting the blind side for Bobby Layne, Ed Brown and Bill Nelson.

 

courson was also a favorite of mine. man i miss those 70's team. they were so good.

 

John Banaszak

Kevin Henry

Troy Fautanu

 

Even Troy did not fly that high

 

Seeing John Hadl in the picture reminded me of some of the gunslingers they had back in the old AFL. Hadl, Blanda,Namath, Dawson, Lamonica and Kemp and probably some others I have forgotten.

 

Terry Long

Willie Colon

Ray Pinney

John Brown

 

My guess is that you'd be on here plenty, complaining during that losing season. Or would you be the optimist and cheer about the high draft picks the next season changing everything, just like a Browns fan?

 

Be careful or he will put you on ignore and you will have to live into eternity with that stigma

 

Ramon Foster

Craig Wolfley RIP

Kendall Simmons

Justin Strzelczyk

 

The Steeler who wore #73 that had the most Pittsburgh name ever was Max Kielbasa who actually played for the Steagles. Kielbasa was another player back in the day that never left the area. Played HS in Brownsville, played for Duquesne in college and drafted by the Steelers.

 

After his playing career ended Max became the custodian for the apartment building, which he lived in, in Brentwood, Pennsylvania.

 

Is it the most?? Curious now.