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‘77 Bradshaw, Swann, Stallworth Narrated by John Facenda An overlooked Steelers year filled with outstanding highlights NFL Films footage (3 different segments from the 1977 yearbook pieced together)

@joeybagovdonuts Jaws at 9 years old.

What is the first film you remember seeing in the cinema?

@ay_taybay Happy B-day!🥳🎂

There’s a reason why the players in the Steelers locker room reportedly ‘universally’ told the Steelers they wanted Aaron Rodgers back in their exit interviews after the season back in January. They know he can still play. They were in the building with him every day. They practiced & played with him every week. These are NFL football players; they know what good QB play looks like & what it doesn’t look like. And they know Rodgers wasn’t the reason last year’s team was limited. The lack of a legitimate NFL WR rotation + the underperforming defense I think we’re definitely bigger culprits of that than Rodgers was. I’m excited to see how much higher the ceiling can get this year with McCarthy calling the plays and Aaron actually having a legit WR room to throw to, opening up more opportunities to throw the ball downfield than he had a season ago.

HOIST THE CONE!

Merril Hoge From the ‘92 Steelers yearbook magazine

More to come

"Maybe..." 👀 Aaron Rodgers in training camp last season Now he's officially running it back 🔥

Ernie "Fats" Holmes had a team high 11 sacks in 1974, including a stretch of 6 consecutive games with a sack, tying him with Mean Joe Greene and Greg Lloyd for the longest streak in Steelers franchise history.

@KenSterner Not saying Super Bowl but no one had seahawks as champs last season . So let's just wait and see what happens .

People who know me know I am generally an optimistic Steelers fan. Please, spare me with the doom and gloom. None of us know how the season will play out. I do feel better about this roster and coaching staff than I have felt for some time. I can't wait for camp and the season.

Jim Abbott's amazing no-hitter has to be up there with one of the most underrated athletic achievements of all time. I mean, even within the baseball community, it's not talked about a lot at all. And this was against what would become one of the most dominant offensive line ups in the mid to late 90s. Lofton, Baerga, Belle, Ramirez Thome, Alomar jr.

Some IMMACULATE insight about what makes Pittsburgh Pennsylvania such a special place from Billy Gardell. 🖤💛

@ThompsonFoto12 A lot of fans say Ben did that all too them also. Lol. But Ben did go on his radio show and blame AB for the interception he threw to a NT , saying AB didn't run deep enough or something like that. So I'm sure that would drive us all nuts.

“I love Ben.” “I hate Ben.” “Ben is great.” “Ben destroyed my life.” Blah, blah, blah. The bipolar personality is great for social media likes and RT’s I guess. But it’s getting ridiculous to even take anything AB says seriously. I stopped listening to him years ago.

@MikeAsti11 Not sure what a true "yinzer" is but one thing I know is these posts makes both of yinz jagoffs . Also seems so many others embrace the thought of being part of western PA it's a great place to raise little yinzers.

I’m not saying I dislike true “yinzers” at all, but the perception of people who fit that bill is negative from those on the outside. People who can’t speak properly, sound unintelligent etc. That doesn’t mean those stereotypes are true, but continuously leaning in on it feels like leaning into negative stereotypes that don’t even fit everyone in and around Pittsburgh.

I agree with this, mostly because there’s such a misconception about what a “yinzer” is. Too many outsiders think literally every person from Pittsburgh fits “yinzer.” That’s just not the case. A “yinzer” fulfills every negative stereotype about people from Pittsburgh.

Ever wonder what it’s like to get bodied by ex-#Steelers OLB James Harrison? Former Browns WR Josh Cribbs on the aftermath of him and Mohamed Massaquoi both getting KO’d by Deebo in 2020: “(Massaquoi didn’t) know what he was doing in the shower.” #HereWeGo

Can't get over this 😭

THE BULLPEN CAUGHT THE BALL IN A CONE! -@PGHNoContext, probably

Alien Ant Farm recorded Smooth Criminal without intending to release the track. The label liked the track so much that it made it the first single from the album Anthology (2001). It was a huge success: it reached #1 on the American alternative rock chart, sold over 1 million copies in the US alone and became the band's biggest hit. Michael Jackson loved the version so much that he personally called to congratulate the guys.

The Pittsburgh Pirates celebrate Armed Forces Day and Military Appreciation this weekend