“Franco was coached to ‘play to the end ... Through the nearly four decades after his playing days ended, Harris’ football career wouldn’t hold him back — or define him.

Legendary Pittsburgh Steelers running back Franco Harris gets enshrined as a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 1990. 'A Football Life': Members from the unbeaten 1972 Miami ...

Then, two years ago, Franco Harris suddenly died ... a statue of the Pro Football Hall of Fame running back. "There'll be information things along the park spelling more out about his background ...

A Football Life': Pro Football Hall of Fame running back Franco Harris and his Pittsburgh Steelers teammates talk about his signature running style and how Franco's reputation for running out of ...

"Franco not only impacted the game of football, but he also affected the lives of many, many people in profoundly positive ways." Harris played for the Steelers from 1972-1983 and the final year ...

Legendary Steelers running back Franco Harris, one of Sewickley’s own, sported the number 32. The athlete is known for arguably the most iconic play in the National Football League — the ...

RIP, Franco. Until we meet again.” Steve Smear, a former teammate with Harris at Penn State, was on a cruise with Harris (and other members of the PSU football family from the Paterno era ...

Hall of Fame running back Franco Harris helped lead the Steelers to four Super Bowl championships in the 1970s, Hall of Fame running back Jerome “The Bus” Bettis bullied defenses and retired ...

Dave Dameshek explores what might have happened had Franco Harris and Rocky Bleier been healthy for the 1976 AFC Championship Game vs. the Oakland Raiders Dave Dameshek explores what would've happened ...