4) Jack Ham: If ever a Pittsburgh Steeler can be considered underrated, it's this guy. You can make the argument Ham was as good a player as Greene, Harris or any other Steelers legend from the 1970s.

Jack Ham was voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 1988. ... Ham was named the Football News Defensive Player of the Year in 1975, and was selected to eight straight Pro ...

LB Jack Ham (1967-1970) One of the pillars of "Linebacker U," Ham is the only Penn State player to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame and the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

If Jack Ham was the brains of the Steelers outfit, Jack Lambert was the lumber. And then there's Lanier, who by all accounts was as good as any player in the AFL.

Jack Ham, a Hall of Fame outside linebacker on the dominant 1970s Pittsburgh Steelers teams that won four Super Bowls, has signed on with AGRiMED Industries, which is one of several hundred ...

"Jack was just such a real smooth athlete," said Joe Greene, who played left tackle in front of Ham. "I never thought of Jack being a physical power player, but he was always in the right place at ...

Another prominent ex-NFL and college football star has come forward advocating more research into the use of medical marijuana to help alleviate pain and reduce the risk of opioid addiction in ...

Jack Ham last played for the Steelers in 1982. ... Never mind that Ham’s physique would be a lot different if football was a full-time job for him, as it is for NFL players today.

Jack Ham, the college and pro football hall of famer, did the talking. It led to head coach James Franklin and his Nittany Lion players hugging, screaming and celebrating.

He taught Ham a wonderful lesson that football was part of your life, but it wasn't the only thing in your life. Ham said Noll had a great life and he will be missed. RELATED LINKS: ...