Louis Lipps, one of my fav Steelers while growing up. He played for the team when they had lousy seasons & not great QB play. This was the 80’s where the Steelers had some bad bad QBs & with him being a WR – that meant not too many chances to shine. But still he did. Louis Lipps concentrating on one of his many catches with the Steelers in the mid-80's early 90's Louis played 9 years in the NFL, the 1st 8 with ... Read More

Jack Lambert's famous intense growl (game face) - before, during & after games Jack Lambert is another member of the Steelers in the 70’s that won 4 super bowls, as a star linebacker in that awesome Steel Curtain – and is recognized as one of the best middle linebackers in NFL history & has been voted in some lists as the toughest player of all time (whatcha expect from men of steel) . Played his college ball at Kent State where he ... Read More

Hall of Famer, "Mean" Joe Green going thru an attempted block & about to pursue the ball carrier. Ouch, I feel for whomever has the ball. My 2nd fav Steeler, “Mean” Joe Greene – the Minister of Defense the meanest of the mean – a true terror to all Offensive Linemen, Quarterbacks & Half Backs throughout the 1970s & became arguably the most dominant defensive lineman in the NFL & is considered by many to be one of the best defensive lineman to ... Read More

Pittsburgh Steeler Hall of Fame Quarterback & NFL all time Great scrambling to throw one of his rocket passes to a teammate in Inclement Weather - the Legend, Terry Bradshaw I’ll try to on a monthly basis add a Pittsburgh Steeler player from the past that I can recall as a true man of Steel, not necessarily a Hall of Famer nor Pro Bowler just players that I can recall fondly. 1st one is my fav Steeler, Terry Bradshaw – the man himself. ... Read More