SACK! Gavin Shields on the blitz and gets to the QB!

On this Gridiron Day, September 28, we celebrate events that go from legendary performances that stand the test of time to astonishing statistical anomalies. You'll discover the day Norm Van Brocklin set an untouchable 554-yard passing record, how the 1936 NFL saw a rare

On this Gridiron Day, September 29, we remember pivotal moments that shaped the NFL record books and marked significant franchise milestones. From the LA Rams’ very first game to the night the legendary Jerry Rice cemented his status as the NFL’s all-time leader in yards from

In our latest episode, we interview Hank Gola on his fantastic book "City of Champions," The Amazing True Story of the High School Football Game Played on the Eve of WWII. Join us. …skindispatch.sportshistorynetwork.com/2025/09/29/cit… Sports History Network PFRA

Returning to the road on Saturday in Alabama.

This Week in Army Football is live at 7 PM from the Firstie Club with Rich DeMarco and Jeff Monken as we get ready for another road matchup this Saturday.

I’m not always keen on the AI element for cards, but I can absolutely make an exception for this one. This one is done right. The Chief, Mr. Art Rooney comes to life on his first card! #HereWeGo

A former Steelers player played in the first ever televised football game! Jack Wiley played for Waynesburg, and was a member of that legendary day! He earned the rank of captain in WWII before returning to play for the Steelers from 1946-1950! He then later returned to his

There are no lineman to feature on either side in 1970, so we’re moving straight to linebackers. And we’re looking at a truly under-appreciated career in NFL history today. Some of his best years came outside Pittsburgh, but his career is worth celebrating. Today we feature,

Congrats Larry 🫡 Pickett Jr. named to the Jason Witten Award Watch List 👏 He is one of 67 recognized for displaying exceptional courage, integrity and sportsmanship on and off the field. → goarmywestpoint.com/news/2025/9/30…

The journey continues, but it is nearing completion. Each day is one day closer to representing every player in Steeles franchise history. History is not told just through select players, it’s a culmination of everyone. I’m proud to represent everyone and tell their unique

Video is here! Tell me about your favorite Steelers receiver in the replies! Bonus if you have a card 👀 #HereWeGo #SteelerNation

Congratulations to the five players associated with Steelers History that are part of the 52 nominees that have advanced in the Seniors category for rhe PFHOF. The most tenured member of Steelers history that has advanced is former DL, LC Greenwood. #HereWeGo

The other 4 players that either played or coached with the Steelers are: -Ken Anderson -Jack Kemp -Al Wistert -Paul “Tank” Younger #HereWeGo

Had a quick little spree and a jump in my collection. We’re really close now. The final 50. Soon, I’ll be able to honor every single player that has played for the Pittsburgh Steelers franchise. #HereWeGo #SteelersNation

The next linebacker is an extremely brief NFL career, but his long-standing CFL career netted him some items to collect. Today we feature, Carl Crennel! Crennel only last briefly in the NFL, playing 3 games for Pittsburgh in 1970. However, his pro career was only starting. The

This was actually the first Steelers game I attended. My parents bought the tickets long before we knew Ben would start. We got to see Big Ben’s first ever home start and Troy’s first career TD. The other fun fact is that I wore a Duce Staley jersey. Wild. #HereWeGo

In honor of October, enjoy this 1910s T112 Tobacco Mogul Toast card of Edgar Allan Poe! Im 99% sure this is not a Poe quote, but it’s still a cool card! Little venture outside my Steelers cards!

We have one final linebacker to discuss for our 1970 debuts. He helped solidify the second level but left just before the Super Bowl runs in Pittsburgh. Today we feature, Henry Davis! Davis spent his first two seasons with the Giants before coming to Pittsburgh. Although he

We’ve got a good little list of DBs that will close out our 1970 debuts. We start with a short lived Steeler but one who gets a great team issued card! Today we feature, Ocie Austin! Austin began his NFL career with the Colts in 1968 and 1969. While there, he would win an NFL