Pittsburgh Steelers Team of the 70s Team Litho

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The Pittsburgh Steelers have a long and storied history, not to mention SIX Super Bowl championships to their credit. Many great players became legends while playing their trade for the Steelers, including
Hall of Famers
Terry Bradshaw,Mel Blount, John Stallworth, Franco Harris, Jack Ham, Joe Greene, Jack Lambert and coach Chuck Noll
, as well as L.C. Greenwood, (Ernie Holmes,Deceased) Dwight White and Rocky Bleier an Mike Webster . Honor these Steeler Greats with this 20x38 Litho
In the 1970's the Pittsburgh Steelers were football's finest, winning four super bowls, and earning them the title, team of the 70's. The Steel Curtain defense made up of Jack Lambert, "Mean" Joe Greene, Dwight White, Ernie Holmes, Jack Ham, Mel Blount , and L.C. Greenewood instilled fear in the hearts of opposing offenses and set forth the pride in defense that has been a staple in the Pittsburgh Steelers organization ever since. The offense was lead by recievers Lynn Swann and John Stallworth, with passes being thrown to them by future hall of famer Terry Bradshaw. Also coming out from behind an offensive line, that was centered by future hall of famer Mike Webster, was Rocky Bleier, John "Frenchy" Fuqua, and yet another future hall of famer Franco Harris. And to top it all off they were coached by the legendary hall of fame coach Chuck Noll.
SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS
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1974: With another AFC Central championship the Steelers went on to win their first Super Bowl championship, Super Bowl IX, 16-6 against the Minnesota Vikings. In the game Franco Harris rushed for a record (since broken) 158 yards. Rookie Lynn Swan also played well throughout the season.
1975: The Steelers began the season being upset in week two by the Buffalo Bills but rebounded to win 11 straight games. In the playoffs they steamrolled over the then Baltimore Colts and the Oakland Raiders to face the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl X. The Steelers won 21-17 with Lynnn Swan taking the MVP and Reggie Harrison contributing to the cause by blocking a punt.
1978: After an excellent 14-2 record, the Steelers became the first ever team to win three Super Bowls. Once again they beat the Dallas Cowboys 35-31 led by Super Bowl MVP Terry Bradshaw who threw four touchdows. Two touchdown passes were caught by John Stallworth.
1979: With a 31-19 win over the Rams in Super Bowl XIV the Steelers finished off the 70's with a second set of back to back Superbowl championsips. Terry Bradshaw also won his second straight MVP award with 309 passing yards. and Franco Harris tied Jim Brown's record with his seventh 1,000 yard season.