Already the team of the 1970s, the Pittsburgh Steelers have added to their rich history during the first 25 years of the 21st ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers are the one of the NFL's most respected and winningness franchises. From their iconic "Steel Curtain" ...

To go with our running back and tight end entries, Yardbarker's wide receiver offering rounds out a skill-position collection ...

Mike Collier, number 44, celebrates after Lynn Swann’s touchdown catch in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl X. AP. ... “We had the best preparer in the game in Chuck Noll,” Collier said in 2014.

Like Namath, Lynn Swann is a reminder that the greatest players in Super Bowl history aren't all from the current era. ... averaging a stunning 40.2 yards per catch.

FILE - In this Jan. 18, 1976, file photo, Pittsburgh Steelers' Lynn Swann makes a diving catch against the Dallas Cowboys during NFL football's Super Bowl X at the Orange Bowl in Miami.

Here are the records for catches, ... Jerry Rice, Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman had some of the best receiving games in Super Bowl history. ... Lynn Swann, Pittsburgh Steelers, Super Bowl X: 161.

Swann scored a touchdown in each, while compiling an incredible 364 yards – highlighted by a 161-yard performance in a 21-17 victory over the Dallas Cowboys at Super Bowl X.

Lynn Swann never was voted Steelers MVP, but neither was Jack Ham. Skip to main content. ... Roger Goodell once referred to the weekly drama of an NFL season and all those accompanying subplots as the ...

He recorded 16 catches for 364 yards and scored three touchdowns in those games. Steelers' Lynn Swann And John Stallworth Dominated The NFL In The 70's. Swann played on one of the greatest teams ...

In 1974, the Steelers were able to nab their legendary receivers and also the leaders of both their offense and defense.