This is Swann’s first time doing it, however. He fills in as the Steelers’ legend from their Super Bowl IX team. A first-round pick by the team in the 1974 NFL Draft out of USC, Swann made ...

Super Bowl X – WR, Lynn Swann Lynn Swann became the first wide receiver to win Super Bowl MVP, accumulating 161 receiving yards and one touchdown to help his Steelers achieve their second ...

Super Bowl IX – RB, Franco Harris Jan 21, 1979; Miami, FL, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers runningback Franco Harris # 32 in action against the Dallas Cowboys during Super Bowl XIII at the Orange Bowl.

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.

He joins Lynn Swann, Fred Biletnikoff, Jerry Rice, Desmond Howard (recognized for his returns rather than receptions in Super Bowl XXXI), Hines Ward, Santonio Holmes, Julian Edelman and Cooper ...

The Steelers won the Super Bowl for the second consecutive year on Terry Bradshaw’s 64-yard touchdown pass to Lynn Swann and an aggressive defense that snuffed out a late rally by the Cowboys. Leading ...

Wide receivers/Tight ends 41. Jerry Rice has 589 career receiving yards in his four Super Bowl appearances, the most in NFL history. The next closest wide receiver is Lynn Swann, with 364 yards ...

MVP Lynn Swann made one of the most iconic catches in NFL history in that matchup. His 161 receiving yards was the record for more than a decade and still ranks fourth all-time in Super Bowl history.

Lynn Swann had four catches for 161 yards and a touchdown to win MVP honors in Super Bowl X while Terry Bradshaw went 17 of 31 for 318 yards and four touchdowns with an interception to claim the ...

More receiving talent will be on display in Super Bowl LIX, with Travis Kelce playing for the Kansas City Chiefs and A.J. Brown suiting up for the Philadelphia Eagles.