Steelers Mt. Rushmore

[Zachintosh66]

Ok you get 4 names (faces) who would you put on a Pittsburgh Steelers Mt. Rushmore?

I say: Chief, Noll, Terry and Lambert.

Whats your opinion?

[ChucktownSteeler]

Greene, Bradshaw, Noll, Franco

[Black@Gold Forever32]

Ok you get 4 names (faces) who would you put on a Pittsburgh Steelers Mt. Rushmore?

I say: Chief, Noll, Terry and Lambert.

Whats your opinion?

Art Rooney, Chuck Noll, Mean Joe Greene, Lambert

Reason I went with Mean Joe is he was Noll's first draft pick and the blue print to end 40 years of losing for the Steelers......

[greg1964]

(player only)
Joe Green, Jack Lambert, (old school) Hines Ward, Jerome Bettis (new school)
would have loved to but Rod Woodson, what he played for the Ravens (disqualified)

management:
Art Rooney, Chuck Noll,

[BlitzburghRockCity]

The Chief definitely, without him there is no Steelers.

After that it's extremely difficult. You want to go old school because those guys from the 70's started the dynasty but there are also some names too in the modern era that are worthy; Bettis, Roethlisberger, Ward.

For now I'll go with:

The Chief
Chuck Noll
Mean Joe
Jack Lambert


Honorable mention, or Mt Rushmore 2.0 would be: Bradshaw, Roethlisberger, Lambert, Ward - kinda gives a nod to the old school and new school.

[The Lakelander]

Greene, Bradshaw, Harris, Ham

Noll wouldn't want this honor and would tell you the players deserve the honor ...

Ditto Rooney ...

Ham deserves far more consideration for his role on our defense ... Ham was virtually perfect as a player ...

[BubbyBlister]

Greene, Bradshaw, Harris, Ham

Noll wouldn't want this honor and would tell you the players deserve the honor ...

Ditto Rooney ...

Ham deserves far more consideration for his role on our defense ... Ham was virtually perfect as a player ...

You are right Ham was almost a flawless player his whole career. I love Lambert more cause of his nasty side when he played. But Ham was actually more important to the D then Lambert.

[BlacknGoldHaze]

You are right Ham was almost a flawless player his whole career. I love Lambert more cause of his nasty side when he played. But Ham was actually more important to the D then Lambert.

Jack "Dobre Shunka" Ham put on a tackling clinic every Sunday.......technically the best I've ever seen.

[Zachintosh66]

~nod~ at Green... agreed

[Black@Gold Forever32]

~nod~ at Green... agreed

when I think of the 70s Steelers....Mean Joe comes to mind first for me.......