Who is on your Steelers Mt. Rushmore?

Who is on your Steelers Mt. Rushmore?

Mine:

Mean Joe Green
Troy
Jack Lambert
Big Ben

Dan & Art Sr
Joe Greene
Swann


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Bruce Arians
Todd Haley
Danny Smith
Steely McBeam

Swann Stallworth Bradshaw Franco

Lambert, Mean Joe, Hines Ward, Ben

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mean Joe
Roethlisberger
Polamalu

Myron Cope
Mike Tomlin
Joe Greene
Joe Biden

My non player Mt Steelersmore

The Chief - it all starts with him ...

The Emperor Chaz - he created the Standard...

Bill Nunn -without him this team doesn't have 4 of the 6 Lombardi's they have ...

Art Rooney Jr -who along with Bill Nunn scouted those players and helped assemble the greatest teams to ever play


as for one with players , sorry I cant do it ...

how do you leave the foundation for all that was built off that Mountain and still have a mountain and the talent was and is abound to select just 4 is an insult to 20 more that are equally deserving in their own right ...

that said enjoyed looking at others lists

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Originally Posted by HollywoodSteel

Bruce Arians
Todd Haley
Danny Smith
Steely McBeam

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Jamain Stephens
Limas Sweed
Ricardo Colclough
Troy Edwards

:usa2::lol:

Noll, Greene, Franco, Lambert

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Originally Posted by Squeegee Thompson

Jamain Stephens
Limas Sweed
Ricardo Colclough
Troy Edwards

:usa2:[emoji38]

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Weegie Thompson
Rich Erenberg
Jack Deloplaine
Rick Moser


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No Jarvis Jones and his 6 sacks in 4 years?

My favorite player Jonathan "Rollerskates" Scott!

If it’s names carved instead of faces I vote for Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala. That should take up all four spots.

Man alive!!! this is a difficult question. There are so many Steelers greats... how can I pick just four. It’s not easy like it would be for Taperiots fans...

-Tom Brady
-Bill Belichick
-Sony Camcorder
-sex-trafficked massage-parlor worker #4

Limas, Jarvis, Huey, Bill Austin


On a serious note
Art Rooney Sr: The founder, the organizational patriarch
Dan Rooney: He was vital in building the team into a successful winner
Chuck the Emperor: 4 time Super Bowl champion coach. Head master of the dynasty
Joe Greene: Best player in team history. Centerpiece of the dominant defense of the 70s

What!?! No John Kuhn... blasphemy!

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Originally Posted by DesertSteel

Who is on your Steelers Mt. Rushmore?

Mine:

Mean Joe Green
Troy
Jack Lambert
Big Ben

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If its players only, I cant argue with this. I may want to put Franco or Bradshaw instead of Ben.

So so far, the consensus is:

Mean Joe
Lambert
Ben
Franco

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Originally Posted by 86WARD

So so far, the consensus is:

Mean Joe
Lambert
Ben
Franco

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Somehow I want to sneak “The Bus” in there. He is Black and Gold through and through. I feel like he single handedly sparked that SB run, with his performance against the Bears in the snow. I don’t know if there is anyone who loved being a Steelers more.

This franchise has had far too many great players to have a Mt. Rushmore.

I literally can't reduce the list of greatness to 4 people.

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Originally Posted by pczach

This franchise has had far too many great players to have a Mt. Rushmore.

I literally can't reduce the list of greatness to 4 people.

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Yeah, it really is too hard, and no matter who you choose you’re going to leave deserving players off.

The unanimous person to be on first is Mean Joe. Also I’m never leaving Lambert off. But how do you leave off Ben, or Bradshaw or Ham or Franco or Troy or Blount or Stallworth or Swan or Bettis or... the list just goes on. Plus you have coaches and owners who shouldn’t be left off.

All I know for sure is that we need a bigger mountain.

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Originally Posted by pczach

This franchise has had far too many great players to have a Mt. Rushmore.

I literally can't reduce the list of greatness to 4 people.

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Even the top 10 players in steelers history is so hard!

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Originally Posted by HollywoodSteel

Yeah, it really is too hard, and no matter who you choose you’re going to leave deserving players off.

The unanimous person to be on first is Mean Joe. Also I’m never leaving Lambert off. But how do you leave off Ben, or Bradshaw or Ham or Franco or Troy or Blount or Stallworth or Swan or Bettis or... the list just goes on. Plus you have coaches and owners who shouldn’t be left off.

All I know for sure is that we need a bigger mountain.

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That’s what makes the exercise so challenging. MJG is unanimous. Lambert symbolizes everything the Steelers represent. The last two come down to eras and personal favorites IMO.

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Originally Posted by DesertSteel

That’s what makes the exercise so challenging. MJG is unanimous. Lambert symbolizes everything the Steelers represent. The last two come down to eras and personal favorites IMO.

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Yeah, it’s basically an exercise in expressing your particular preferences as a fan. There are many “right” answers.

I’d like to think that TJ and Minkah will one day be potentially “right” answers as well.

Personally, I have MJG and Lambert... and then like a five or six way tie.

I’m surprised Mike Webster isn’t right up there on most people’s lists. He’s arguably the greatest to have ever played the position.

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Originally Posted by DesertSteel

That’s what makes the exercise so challenging. MJG is unanimous. Lambert symbolizes everything the Steelers represent. The last two come down to eras and personal favorites IMO.

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Agreed, Joe Greene is the all time top Steeler. Lambert is a hair behind him and the next 2 are the most difficult.

For me, I saw the late 70's teams up until now and the guy from 1979-present that arguably did things on the field that nobody else at his position did was Polamalu. So he is #3 for me.

The final guy I lean to is Franco. He carried the load offensively until Bradshaw became a better QB and the Steelers passed the ball more. He was 2nd all time in NFL history in rushing when he retired. As much as I could look at Bradshaw or Ben up there, neither was the 2nd best, or better, all time in anything when they retired...other than SB winning QB with Bradshaw.

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Originally Posted by El-Gonzo Jackson

Agreed, Joe Greene is the all time top Steeler. Lambert is a hair behind him and the next 2 are the most difficult.

For me, I saw the late 70's teams up until now and the guy from 1979-present that arguably did things on the field that nobody else at his position did was Polamalu. So he is #3 for me.

The final guy I lean to is Franco. He carried the load offensively until Bradshaw became a better QB and the Steelers passed the ball more. He was 2nd all time in NFL history in rushing when he retired. As much as I could look at Bradshaw or Ben up there, neither was the 2nd best, or better, all time in anything when they retired...other than SB winning QB with Bradshaw.

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That’s an interesting way to look at it. You could also make a case for Mike Webster and Rod Woodson being at least top two all time at their position.

But we don’t really think about Woodson when we talk about the top Steelers because he wasn’t a part of any of our championships.

Yep.....it has to be a bigger mountain or this will never happen.:chuckle:

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Originally Posted by pczach

This franchise has had far too many great players to have a Mt. Rushmore.

I literally can't reduce the list of greatness to 4 people.

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You could almost do a mountain for each position group...and it would be a legit mountain...

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Originally Posted by 86WARD

You could almost do a mountain for each position group...and it would be a legit mountain...

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.....and coaching group and ownership/GM grouping.

Man......that’s a lot of mountain.