Steelers plays but they get increasingly more legendary
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2022
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This video could have been 2 hours long..
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I'll never forget the Holmes catch from SB43.
I am still trying to figure out how he caught it after all these years.#Steelcurtain
Harrison pick 6 for me
Anyone who forgets the Holmes catch or the Harrison pick six can never call themselves Steelers fans.
Memories worth having.
@@jared699 Harrison's run too. I even remember them showing him getting oxygen on the sideline afterwards.
Thanks for including the end zone view of the Immaculate Reception. It has such a better view of what happened and how lucky we were!
Of course! Thanks for coming to watch! HERE WE GO! 🖤💛
In the words of Late sports narrator John Fasenda:
"Great teams aren't always great!, they're just great when they have to be!" And that look on Kurt Warner's face is priceless!!!
These were so good. Loved seeing the older play with Bradshaw to Swann too! 👍
I think of the stellar plays in this. The Steelers/Green Bay clip where with 0.0 on the clock Ben throws that shot to Wallace, is one of my alt faves. Wins the game. But more, it put Ben to his first 500+ yard passing games. One of 4 to come in games later. Even though my All time fave was the Ben to Holmes famouse toe tap in SB 43. That Green Bay ending is still one of those that I'll never forget.
Terry bradshaw's 75 yard touchdown to John Stallworth in super bowl 13, and his 73 yard touchdown to Stallworth in super bowl 14 were both amazing
Great video! The plays from the super bowl vs the cardinals still gives me chills
Greatest SB ever with the two greatest plays in SB history.
Loved it! Juju's hit on burfict should be in here somewhere I think 😂
Brilliant choices. This should be volume 1 tbh. The old clips are from my youngin era.
Awesome and agreed that the Steelers highlight reel could be a 5 disc affair. Well done.
We as Steeler fans are lucky we have had Great players making Great play s.
True. Even during the Tomlin era despite all the haters.
Roethlisberger to Holmes was IMHO the greatest play in the history of the NFL. Yes, I'm a biased Steelers fan, but given the gravity of the moment, the consequence of failure, and the absolute precision and skill required on both ends of the pass, I don't know of any play that tops it.
I have that as #2 behind only the Immaculate Reception
Some of these plays brought a tear to my eyes.
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Never forget 43 sending us to 43, i was at the ravens game and the superbowl, hell of a team , hell of a season! Love my steelers!
Lucky ass smh. The Super Bowl was awful tho haha. Poor offensively from both sides.
@@SirEggscellent for cards fans lol. It's deemed one of the greatest superbowls in history. So try again salty boy.
James Harrison....Beast!!! I STILL can't believe that interception return in the Super Bowl!!!
WHAT A TACKLE BY BIG BEN THIS VIDEO WAS FANTASTIC LOVE WATCHING THESE VIDEOS CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT RUN BY JAMES HARRISON
Awesome video! Thanks for the upload!
Some great memories here! Loved it!
For me, their greatest modern day plays where both in the same game. The Superbowl 43 pick 6 by Harrison and the end of the 4th quarter TD reception by Holmes.
Loved this video immaculate reception was the only the beginning of the legendary memories here we go Steelers
Martavas bryants flip catch td should be on here. And we know ab made plenty of wild catches, even while in double coverage. Atleast 1 of his helmet catches vs ravens or titans... Cant believe Martavas bryant was so bright, And he messed up, then acourse ab and bell played themselves. Sucks... Bryant had everything to be the next elite, and each year he was doing some great with limited games.
The ajmes harrison 99 int td is the most iconic steelers highlight
Beautiful!
Cheers to all of us who were around for TP, JH, the 3 Bs, and The Bus! Hopefully TJ can bring us some legendary moments. Right now he's not looking clutch guys. If we don't have a legendary clutch defensive player soon I'm leaving. Been a fan 20+ years and love great defense.
AB’s flying kick to the face of the Browns punter.
The top 3 are cemented in every Steelers fan's mind. I question the order here of legendariness though. 1. Immaculate reception, 2. Santonio Holmes and 3. James Harrison. i would argue 4 is Bettis Fumble. Great list though. I might have missed it, but surprised no Willie Parker SB TD run. Also the Terry Bradshaw-John Stallworth SB 14 catch. That was a big one.
Seeing that 2009 week 1 game against the Titans saddens me. #43 was never the same after that game. Yeah he'd go on to win 2010 D Player of the year, but couldn't shake the injury bug after that game.
8:14 RIP to one of the greatest steelers of all time, Franco Harris.
Immaculate reception has to be 1. It started everything
We'll get back to this level of play! Let's go
LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO STEELERS AND BEAT THEM BENGALS!!!!!!!!!!!
FORGOT TO COMMENT ON THAT FANTASTIC THROW TO THE END ZONE FROM BEN TO HOLMES TO WIN THE SUPER BOWL THAT HAD TO BE THE BEST PLAY EVER IN A SUPER BOWL
Great video. A little disappointed fast willie parkers super run was on there somewhere
One word: Polamalu.
Google Translate- Legend has it that Polamalu didn't see the game the same as other players. He had a psychic ability to see the energy flow of games to know what play was being ran. He would jump over the line for sacks, run 25+ yards into the backfield to stuff a running back/screen play, or just be in the perfect spot the exact moment he needed to be. The most humble savage to ever play the game!
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Fuqua touched the ball! The ball hit the turf! Villipiano was clipped! Who was the guy on the phone! Who was the guy on the phone! Who was the guy on the phooooooone!!!!!!!
Great moments. Unfortunately over time, we’ve lost big play potential. TJ is the main one that’s held up the standard. Deep shots are pretty much gone. Humbling time for a diehard Steelers fan.
Couldn't agree more with a team like that swear by everything we should have another ring and two or three more deep playoff runs! Go TJ heart and soul and Pickett don't despair you are not a quitter!!!
Every team has to go through a humbling time every now and then.
Hopefully thats how we beat the falcons today
That was not a hit on Willis Mcgahee. That was a decapitation by Ryan Clark. Might be the most vicious hit in Steelers history. Good God Almighty. #Steelcurtain
I agree. Not at all what should be taught.
@@rodnstaff33 what? He tackled the only way you are supposed to tackle. led with his shoulder. you sign up to play football you know you might get hit hard like that. Ryan did nothing wrong
@@trizzo5147 Nah.
Great list......I gotta put Harrisons Pick 6 above Holmes game winner.
Should have included Stallys over the shoulder bomb by 12 vs Rams SB
Switch the Holmes catch and the Immaculate Reception and we’ll be good.
The Holmes catch won the Steelers their sixth Super Bowl. The Immaculate Reception forever changed the direction of the team for the better.
Superbowl 43 was the last game John Madden called. Ain't no better team to be a lifelong fan of
Great video but need to have included John Stallworth catch and Jesse James catch
I miss having a bunch of savages on our team
Fun fact: the steelers were originally called
The Pirates 1933 - 1939
And became the pittsburgh steelers in 1940
And also joined forces with philly and formed the "steagles"
How many times in National Football League history did a team go from one Great QB to another ?
Montana Young, Farve Rodgers, is Roethlisberger to Pickett a 3rd time in Super Bowl history ?
That 2017 Steelers team should've won it all.
What percentage of these plays are against Baltimore?
How is Santonio Holmes's catch more legendary than the immaculate reception
because it literally won them a super bowl. the immaculate reception won them nothing
@trizzo immac reception started their 70's playoffs dominance! Before that they were abysmal.
There needs to be more AB here, way more AB
How great is your team when so many legendary plays are actually in Super Bowls?
How come u didn't put any 90's Steelers on here
Note how many of these plays are Troy
I love Itz Yinzburgh, BUT, this highlight reel needs to have WAYYYYY more plays from the 1970's. 4 of the 6 Super Bowls came from the 70's, yet only 2 plays in this entire highlight reel are from that era. I'll give you 70's plays that should have been on this list:
* John Stallworth's over-the-shoulder long touchdown catch against the Rams in Super Bowl 14.
* Glen Edward's BRUTAL hit on the Viking's receiver John Gilliam leading to a Mel Blount INT in Super Bowl 9.
* Lynn Swann's long toe-tap sideline catch (known as the "Kangaroo Catch") in Super Bowl 10 against Dallas.
* Lynn Swann's touchdown catch late in Super Bowl 13 against Dallas to put them away for good.
If you're going to have random regular season plays from the 2000's and 2010's in there, you sure as hell should have iconic Super Bowl plays from the 70's in there.
This was not an all time list whatsoever! Just a fun trend going on! :) Just pure entertainment
(It’s supposed to start slow w/ a few regular games likes JuJu’s TD)
Looks like you are missing a bunch of plays from Noll's 70s teams and Cowher's 90s teams.
This is not an all time clip
@@ItzYinzburgh fair enough
Thats my team.
don't see how an opening day 2010 game winning run over Atl in OT is a play that keeps getting more legendary? How many Steelers fans even remember that play, short of people like me, but not because it was legendary. Same with Haden's pick of Brady in 2018. The Steelers missed the playoffs and NE won the Super Bowl. You show two 70s plays and don't include a single TD from those 70s SBs which included some amazing throws and catches for TDs from Bradshaw to Swann and Stallworth. The not included Willie Parker's still record 75 yd TD run in the Super Bowl. Some of the other choices are only decent and some great. The Ju Ju 97 yd pass play is nice, he had another vs Denver the next season, but now he's gone, and we were one and done in 2017. Troy's crazy pick vs the Chargers, plus we won the SB that year. His amazing pick vs Tenn on opening night 2009, but he got hurt that game trying to block a kick and missed most of the season and our D was never the same. Shazier's stripped fumble turned around a wildcard game vs a division rival. Ben to Holmes vs Baltimore won the division in the 2008 SB winning season. AB's stretch won the division again vs Baltimore and we advanced to the AFC title game that year. Naturally we have Harrison's interception and return in the SB and Holmes game winning catch, as well as Hines gadget play catch from Randel El in our other SB win. Bettis running over Urlacher that started in motion a must win all 4 games streak, on the way to the playoffs and SB win. Ben's game winning and Bettis legacy saving tackle is for sure essential and maybe the most important of his career.
Dude that's from Zelda, play the rest of it dude, with a positive message
It’s been my intro for a few years now! :) Love fellow Zelda fans
They need to start taking into consideration their franchise players longevity/health and maybe prep for next years draft by tanking this season starting ASAP.
Its a lost cause.
They won't make the playoffs with 7 losses.
Not this season.
Too many good teams in the AFC.
Miami
NYJ
Buffalo
Cincinnati
KC
LAC
Tenn
Then there chances that the Colts and or the Patriots may get in because they are already up on us by at least 2.5 games each...
The dream of keeping Tomlins precious record of winning seasons , a meaningless stat, will have to be sacrified
Anything you show that has Bell and brown in it, is NOT Pittsburgh. They were never real Steeler players. They were all about money, not the team.
I agree totally, but I think one of my all time favorite plays...that still makes me LMAO like the first time I saw Animal House (and no it should NOT be in this list)... is when AB laid himself out on the goalpost after a long TD pass reception. 🤣
Look how clean that pocket is wen Ben threw game winner in the sb at the end I miss #7 😢🫡