A brief collection of popular stories about the famed " Steel Curtain" defense of the Pittsburgh Steeler football team of 1979.
That lesson wasn't lost on Ham, who came to Pittsburgh for his pre-draft meeting with the Steelers at 215 pounds. “It would be going too far to call Ham emaciated,” Art Rooney Jr. wrote in Ruanaidh: The Story of Art Rooney and His Clan.
Colorful players, coaches, fans, and traditions as told in these stories are guaranteed to bring back a flood of great memories for Steelers fans everywhere.
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Most Steeler fans will enjoy recalling each player's athletic accomplishments, but this book also delivers the rest of the story-both on and off the field. For fans of Pittsburgh football, it gets no better than Men of Steel.
36 39 43 45–46 47 50 51 53 54 55 55 57 60 62 63 Jim Wexell, Tales from Behind the Steel Curtain (Champaign, IL: Sports Publishing, 2004), 84. Wexell, Tales, 13. 41 Dungy, Quiet Strength, 68. Thomas George, “Leading the Chiefs on Upward ...
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Of course, Lemieux went on to prove many of these detractors wrong by constructing a legendary career that included courageous comebacks from disease and back problems. I often think the Flyers' Rick MacLeish was in a similar situation.
“It was not so much what we did”: Dwight White interview with Keith Cossrow of NFL Films, October 6, 2006. NFL-161516. “alligator mouth”: Ibid. “He is my mountain”: Barry Abramson, “Sports Mini-Profile: 'Mean Joe Greene,' ” Family ...
Surely the great Terry Bradshaw didn't want to socialize with a mere rookie defensive tackle, or so John Banaszak assumed. But then Bradshaw asked him in the locker room one day in 1975 if he wanted to play golf.