Stallworth, Harris, Parker & Holmes on Epic Super Bowl Plays | Steelers Legends 

Yes. That's who Stallworth is. Or perhaps I should say, that is who Stallworth had become by that time. After all, this was filmed years after he had retired from the NFL and had subsequently co-founded a very successful aerospace engineering firm. The aerospace industry is extremely competitive, and it is full of very smart and very confident people. Any pretenders will exposed in an instant. The fact that Stallworth was able to lead and gain the respect of others within the aerospace industry says a lot about the guy.

When you’re great you’re great

I know it's gonna sound played out but him as a podcast host would be great

J.S. Is a very accomplished business man, he definitely knows how to conduct a round table conversation for maximum effect!

Probably saying to himself: "Franco is one big dude".

Holmes arguably the greatest catch in Super Bowl history on the tips of his toes fully stretch out, with the game on the line! Willie Parker longest run from scrimmage in super bowl history! Of course Franco and Stallworth their names say it all!

Not surprised!! Chul Noll's guys exude utmost class!!

our boys okay football together. dude's really chill

they did one. deebo troy Joe Green & Woodson I think

And when they said quiet confidence, our group of fans, these guys had us feeling the same way. As friends out of state and living in different cities, we stayed tight, finding out what city tv was carrying the only game that mattered, The Steelers. Like Franco said from 33 to that moment The Steelers were loosers. As fans, we grew up with pride, we may loose, but youse guys are going to pay. YA Tittle, sitting on his helmut, blood steaming down his face, NYG winning the game, but our defense made him pay. Every week thru the season the Sports front pages, 2, one had a full page size player with Cleveland, Green Bay, Rams, Baltimore, etc. The page on the right had this Steeler about 3 inches tall. So, when the Imaculate Reception came and changed NFL History forever, we had been supporters all the years before, now we stood even prouder, yea, we're the Steelers, what you got to say? Perhaps the greatest year, 1976, the Steelers had all parts of the team clicking after starting 1- 4 early losses. Terry was almost killed or paralized by a player who earlier had tried an awkward kick on Terry's helmut less head, picked him up, carried him about 10 yards, after the whistle had blown, and then turned Terry upside down and pile drove him head first into the ground. TBs limp body and both arms and legs were frantically quivering , shaking all over. A play today that might find the perp in cuffs removed from the field. The Steelers had perhaps the best team in football and had a chance to become Back to back to back SB Champions. The defense finninshed the season with five shutouts and a stingy 9.9 PPG, Franco and Rocky were both 1000 yard rushers, Stalworth and Swann with Bradshaw and Krewchek had just shy of 2000 yards passing. In the playoff game before the AFC Championship, The Steelers beat Baltimore 40 - 14, both Franco (hip pointer) and Rocky (toe) were injured. Harrison and Frenchy had an injured leg, were our RBs did the best they could. Oakland disrespected the run and held our passing game in check. Oakland won a close game. Now there were years with some struggles, but as fans we had learned to be patient. And our future Steeler Teams came through and put the Steelers at the top again and again. Thank you all who wore the Black an Gold from 1933 to the present. Injuries have really hampers 2022, but it ain't over till it's over (Yogi). Here We Go !

No I wish Clay Matthews didn't make Rashad Mendenhall didn't fumble the ball in SB 45

Let's be honest and realize Holmes wrote his ticket out of Pittsburgh by being a malcontent over money. His once-promising career dwindled rapidly after one good year with the Jets. That aside, it's nice that he worked his way back into the good graces of the Steelers organization and fans.

@@spencerleiataua3173 ,. it shouldn't have happened, but David Johnson missed a crucial block that enabled Matthews to make the hit on Mendenhall. Of course, Mendenhall still takes all the heat for fumbling, but it WAS NOT his fault. I read the full details in the post Super Bowl issue of Steelers Digest, courtesy of Bob Labriola, and I share this information whenever I can. There's usually more to what happens on the field than our untrained eyes can see, so it's always important to go beyond that and try to find out as many facts as possible. Stop listening to the talking head idiots in the media who don't respect sports beyond buzz and entertainment value, and therefore don't respect US. Analyze what you see for yourself and come to your own conclusions, then get your amplifying information from reliable sources so you know what's really going on.

Yeah I know right I was at the 2010 AFC Championship game and had to watch him playing for the Jets terrible to watch him and Allen Fanaca play for the Jets

He got himself traded. I wish he stayed out of trouble off the field. Steelers really needed him on that last drive vs The Packers rather than relying on a 2nd year WR and 2 rookies. I've always felt they would of had a better chance at a game winning drive there if Holmes was still on the team

Metalrails exactly but He trusted Ben to get the ball to him but Brown doesn’t have any of that I understand Holmes had problems but like you said he wasn’t anything at Jets but Holmes trusted Ben

If AB was more like Holmes #1 He wouldn't be as Great if not better than Holmes. #2 He wouldn't be with the Steelers for so long. LOL. #3 Not everyone's mindset is the same. We all wish people drove on the road like the best driver but reality is hardly anyone does. AB was as Great as he was because of his Explosive Mentality. NFL isn't for the meek and mild.

Somebody tell AB to watch this.....

Dented head

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He was forced into retirement Steelers did him dirty I loved troy hard to see him go

That's how I've always felt. They would have had a much better chance on that final drive if Holmes was still on the team than relying on Wallace (a 2nd year WR) and 2 rookies. It sucked that Holmes got himself traded. He should just have stayed out of trouble but we see those things happen to a good amount of players. We've seen it with like 5 or 6 WR's now

@@jjsteel43 I was disappointed that Heath Miller was ignored in the 2nd half

If Mendenhall doesn't fumble, they win that game as well.

If Mendenhall doesn't fumble, they win that game as well.

didn't age well🤣🤣

Check it out man. It's here

Parker lives here in NC. our boys play football together

Luckily for Bell, he's with one of the best teams in the league (Kansas City Chiefs, the defending SB champions).

He didn't have a choice.. LOL. The Steelers released him after that Superbowl and Bell is Probably better financially situated than Holmes is no matter what team he went to afterwards.

@@JAMESJJEFFERS Both ruined their careers by way of ego and greed.

Yes, I noticed that

Fuck the cardinals. Piss poor organization. Fitz 0 rings Holmes 1 ring

@@1greatwhiteman ha ha Holmes is on the welfare line and Fitz is HOF

@@VisserBros10 Fitz has been playing almost 20 years and still don't have a ring. Holmes got his his 3rd year and is retired looking at his ring and histoeic sideline catch while fitz has nothing

@@VisserBros10 lmao holmes catch made it to the hall of fame. Way before fitz lmao.sorry buddy stay slaty.

What are you doing here? The 2nd foot was down. It's a done deal. Get over it.