Ahead of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's appearance at Sunday's Pittsburgh Steelers game, two of the franchise's legends, and the family of another, have endorsed his opponent.

Jerome Bettis was voted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a ... Steelers' running back in the Hall of Fame joining Bill Dudley, John Henry Johnson and Franco Harris, who has been a fan of Bettis' ...

On Sunday, Jerome “The Bus” Bettis, “Mean” Joe Greene and the family of the late Franco Harris joined together to endorse Vice President Harris. “It’s time for us to elect a leader who ...

It's been 19 years since Jerome Bettis retired at the podium ... in Pittsburgh with six straight 1,000-yard seasons, Bettis matched Franco Harris' record for the most consecutive 1,000-yard ...

On the other side, Joe Greene and the family of late Franco Harris joined Jerome Bettis to share similar messages in support of Kamala Harris. The Harris family shared a statement saying that the ...

Franco Harris remains the Pittsburgh Steelers' all-time leader in rushing yards and rushing touchdowns. Jerome Bettis notched more than 10,000 yards during his decade-long run in Pittsburgh.

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 ...

2022 Jerome Bettis, a fellow legendary Steelers running back, called Harris “a true class act” in a Twitter tribute. “Franco will always be a brother, mentor and my definition of greatness.

PITTSBURGH — Franco Harris, the Hall of Fame running back whose heads-up thinking authored "The Immaculate Reception," considered the most iconic play in NFL history, has died. He was 72.