Відео

My all time favorite Steeler.

Seek salvation: John 1:1-14 John 3:16 Romans 10:9

He also had good family values.

Archie Cooley never get mentioned Walsh learned a lot of his offensive scheme from him!

Jack Lambert and Dick Butkus would like to speak to you.

Lambert was great, but don't forget Green, Greenwood, Holmes, White, Ham, Russell, Blount, Thomas, Wagner and Edwards.

Thanks for saying that who ever did it's Buttcas

From rookie season look at pictures man's head grew bigger than Barry Bonds 😢 I'm to real sorry about that✌🏼💉💊

I would like to have seen players like Butkus play running back, receiver, and/or quarterback.

@He came to LV with Joe E. who invited him to come sit with us and the only open seat was right next to me . Had he accepted and sat next to me... first thing out of my mouth was , when I played sandlot I'd raise my hand and announce I'M DICK BUTKUS! but it didn't happen. 😊

He was one of my favorites back then, when football was football. We had so many great players in the 70's!

The Fighting ELEENY!! haha

BOOTkis??

"Rag gib" from Notre "Dom"

I'm 72 now but I can remember the Cowboys getting him and from that day till today I'm a loyal Cowboys fan, even if Jerry Jones has been ruining the team. Bob Hayes will always be my favorite NFL player.

Thank you so much for the memories! Im 61 now..and this brought back a time of grid iron football... watching these amazing football games with my grandfather...the Pittsburgh Steelers were my favorite team and i was a huge fan of Jack Lambert's...and the steel curtain...what an amazing time that was.. again, thank you!

Unfortunately can't play like that anymore. That's when the game was totally different

I have lots steelers football cards 70s 80s one day they will pay off i use to buy them from Wawa in nj

I'm a fan, but ever since The Lego Movie, it's forever LuhLoyd.

How is it possible that someone is meaner than James Harrison. Literally almost impossible to believe!

#KellyStrong!

I was friends with Mike Webster in the late 70s, the nicest and strongest man you could ever know. We were the same age. It still upsets me how my friend's life ended. I was also friends with Jack Lambert. I have a lot of crazy stories to tell about Jack and one about a mid-season practice incident between Jack and Mike. I knew LC Greenwood, he had to be 7 feet tall, the tallest person I've ever met, and I'm 6'2. I took many photos of Joe Greene in the 70s but didn't get to know him until the '80s when he was defensive coach for the Dolphins. I was also friends with Steve Courson in the late 70s, another tragic death. Ernie Stautner lived 3 houses away from my parents. Roy Gerralla lived below my girlfriend's apartment, he helped me carry her into her apartment a few times when she got drunk. I was friends with "Upper Saint Clair Clair". She really lived in Mt Lebanon but that is what everyone called her. She had a birthday party and the Star at the party was Lynn Swan. There was also this quarterback from Pitt named Dan Marino. That is where they met and they have been married ever since. Franco Harris, The Steelers, and Three Rivers Stadium were customers of mine when I worked for IBM 1975 to 1980. I'm a SAG Actor and I've done commercials with Terry Bradshaw, Payton Manning, John Elway, and a few other NFL Quarterbacks. These guys don't look very tall when you watch TV and they are standing next to 6'6" offensive and defensive linemen. But they are all over 6'3". BTW I hate to break it to everyone but Joe Green was not that strong! Webster, Courson, and Kolb worked out at my friend's Gym. I photographed the Steelers pre-season and during the season inside 3 Rivers. If Webster, Courson, and Kolb were pressing 450 lbs, they would take off 200 lbs for Greene. Chuck Knoll would look the other way, I have photos to prove it! That is why I am still a Steeler fan, even after moving to Ft Lauderdale 44 years ago!

Look at this comment VERY CLOSELY: Bob Hayes is THE FASTEST HUMAN EVER. Hayes ran WITH A LIMP at the Tokyo Olympics in 1964, and won two(2) SPRINT gold medals. Look at the LIMP at the, 9:31, and the, 18:10 points. He had that SAME LIMP, ALL in his NFL career and was an ABSOLUTE TERROR to opposing teams. Take away the LIMP, give him the nutrition they use now, implement the modern training methods, and EQUIPMENT, give him TODAYS shoes, and put him on a MODERN track, and Hayes would have BEAT(en) Usain Bolt WITHOUT QUESTION, TIME AFTER TIME, IN SPRINTS. I would have REALLY, REALLY, LOVED to have seen him against others in the, NFL'S FASTEST MAN, contest from, 1964, to, 1968. He might as well have, RAN BY HIMSELF, in each heat, EACH YEAR.

Everybody considers Mean Joe Green the greatest Steeler ever...but not me. No disrespect to #75 but when I think of my Steelers I think of Jack Lambert. He epitomizes Steeler football. To me, he is not only the greatest Steeler ever, hecis the greatest linebacker ever. Yes...over Taylor, Ditka and Lewis.

you know somebody’s a bad ass when they have to change the rules of the game because of them. Jack Lambert was one of those guys. I was lucky to see it all happen as I lived near Pittsburgh and got to see all the games on TV or in person at three Rivers Stadium as the Steelers were winning their four Super Bowls then. Every position on those teams were manned by a star in their own right. And that was both offensively and defensively. It was something to see believe me and I got to see it all happen in real time. Lambert started the steel curtain and also Smash Mouth football got started in Pittsburgh when he got there.

Lambert was a cheap shot artist

All these people saying how great and nice he is. I've lived in Pittsburgh my whole life and Jack was a prick. He would shoot you the finger if you waived to him and lord forbid he ran into you when he was a game warden. He was a bully and took pride in being a jackoff. Great football player for his time but today he wouldn't make the practice squad.

If Hayes were racing today he would still be the fastest

Every kid playing football in the 70's wanted to be Jack Lambert !

Remember he was a star on the Florida A&M Football Team

Jack Lambert you there? I’ll never forget how Jack paid a visit to one of my friends that had Lukemia- I don’t know how he found out but his visit met so much at the time … The story had happy ending… You see Jack wasn’t just a legendary Line backer- For us he was also a legendary Human being!!! Pittsburgh Fans love this guy more than he will ever know! YOUR THE Greatest!!

This man was a FORCE, and while I'll get the usual "he didn't play enough," and "His stats aren't up there......" BS his combo with Kevin was the best of it's era and almost matches Lambert/Ham. Those guys are in the Hall, Greg should be in there too.

How can you not mention the play by Sanantonio Holmes that won the SB for the Steelers over the Cardinals? Only the greatest play in SB history.

How is this man not in the HOF?

Tyreek Hill and Dante Hall's daddy right here.

Real football till 78 ,it became a show. Changed the rules for offensive excitement.

Yeah, top 5! Probably none meaner, or none more hard hitting, and none with more teeth missin, but alot of great linebackers, between now and then, if today's players were allowed to hit and play that way? He probably wouldn't even be on the list. I love the steelers, and I loved Jack, still do for that fact..

Phenomenal breakdown of Bill Walsh's impact and the West Coast Offense!

My fav linebacker

You got his birth place wrong. He born in Elizabeth nj

Adrian Peterson video where's it at

Hate the Cowboys but loved Bob=P

Skip A.I. bs

Bob Hayes was a football player that ran track, not the other way around.

The Bullet 👶 😊

I don't get how Bob Hayes "redefined speed in the NFL." There were plenty of guys before and after him who were just as football fast.

Yeahp didnt cut the field to slow him down Didnt work

It would have been great to have Lloyd and Harrison as bookends.

here is a paraphrase of a Lambert line. annoyed by Elway's previous refusal to be drafted by the Balitimore Colts, Lambert said "for 15 yards, I could end his career"

was Bud Carsons defense a "variation of the Tampa 2" or was the Tampa 2 derived from Bud Carson's defense WHICH PRECEEDED IT BY ABOUT 20 YEARS . . . . hmmm . . . .