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Jack Lambert. Terry Bradshaw. Franco. "Mean Joe." Swann. The list of immortals who played on those glorious Steeler teams during the '70s goes on and on. Ham. Webster. Blount. Stallworth. Shell. Greenwood. Noll. Dan Rooney. "The Chief." Consider it... 11 of these men have already been enshrined in Canton, and the remainder have all been Hall of Fame nominees (Stallworth should've been inducted years ago).
All of these legends were on the same team... at the same time. It will never, EVER happen again.
This is our humble tribute to the greatest dynasty Pro Football (and quite possibly pro sports, period) has ever seen.
'78 Steelers Defeat '85 Bears!
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1 |
2 |
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| 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers |
0 |
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3 |
7 |
10 |
| 1985 Chicago Bears |
7 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
7 |
CLICK HERE to see the glorious results & recap of NFL.com's "Greatest Super Bowl Team of All Time" contest. And if you're one of those TRUE Steeler fans followed our poll-hacking instructions which allowed Steeler fans to vote as often as we wanted (or at least until the warm, fuzzy feeling of outsmarting those Bears-biased jerks wore off) thereby leveling the playing field, pat yourself on the back. Trust me, we had an impact... well done, bruthas & sistas!
They had it coming. There was a blatant attempt to slant the voting in Chicago's favor. While the Steelers received a ho-hum team review, the Bears were falsely touted as "the greatest team in NFL history." Bull$#!t. They wanted play hardball. WE played hardball... and WON.
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Super Bowl XIII
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| | CLICK HERE! Do NOT Miss This Tribute!
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