Pittsburgh Steelers running back Franco Harris sets a then-Super Bowl record with 158 rushing yards against the Minnesota Vikings. NFL Throwback takes a look at the longest play that the ...

Former Steelers RB Franco Harris talked with Seibel and Starkey on Sportsradio 93.7 The FAN about the Steelers and Packers squaring off in Super Bowl XLV. Franco discussed current Steelers RB ...

Super Bowl IX (1974): 158 yards Super Bowl X (1975): 82 yards Super Bowl XIII (1978): 68 yards Super Bowl XIV (1979): 46 yards Harris may have been born in Fort Dix, N.J., but his football legacy ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- The scenario: Franco Harris shows up at an "Immaculate Reception" by jumping out of a wedding cake. But it's really part of a Super Bowl ad for a website building company.

The Pittsburgh Steelers of the '70s were a dynasty like none other during that time. The team captured four Super Bowl titles behind their legendary Steel Curtain defense, the leadership of Head Coach ...

The family of the four-time Super Bowl champion says they will take to the field for Sunday's Steelers game against the New York Jets to honor the work and life of Franco Harris. Share Copy Link ...

In the 1970's, after two Super Bowl victories, the Steelers lost quarterback Terry Bradshaw to an injury and a rookie took his place. "We knew we had to step up our game," said Harris.

The Harris campaign said Sunday F. "Dok" Harris, the son of Franco Harris, released a statement supporting the Democratic presidential nominee.

Harris ran for 12,120 yards and won four Super Bowl rings with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1970s. Steelers Hall of Fame running back Franco Harris dies at 72 | Fort Worth Star-Telegram Sports ...

The “Immaculate Reception” in 1972 by Pittsburgh Steelers running back Franco Harris was voted the greatest moment in NFL history. The announcement was made during Fox’s Super Bowl, pregame ...

Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier recall the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Super Bowl XIII victory over Thomas 'Hollywood' Henderson and the Dallas Cowboys.

Pittsburgh Steelers RB Franco Harris (32) carried the ball 34 times for 158 yards and a touchdown in a 16-6 Super Bowl IX victory over the Minnesota Vikings.