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"When you start talking about attitude and focus, Jack is the epitome. He was the most focused individual I've ever had."
-- Chuck Noll --
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Brush with Greatness
"Lambert didn't see me coming until the last instant. He tried to square up but couldn't, and I drilled him -- just floored him. The play went for a score, and he got up cussing and yelling with the wildest eyes I've ever seen!" More... |
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Full Name: John Harold Lambert
Birthdate: July 8, 1952
Birthplace: Mantua, Ohio
High School: Crestwood High
Drafted: 1974, 2nd round, 1974
College: Kent State
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 220 lbs.
NFL Experience: 11 years
Retired: 1984 (Pittsburgh Steelers)
Hall of Fame Induction: 1990
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Dear Steeler Fans: Jack Lambert-Tough As Steel (isbn 0-936369-54-X) is still available from Reniassance New, 165 Curry Hollow Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15236 (1-800-292-0669) Last printing was in 2002. Retail price: $9.95. Please notify all Steeler fans. Thank you!
Sincerely,
Ron "Tank" Rotunno
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The Greatest Lambert Article Ever
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A Must-Read! The image of Lambert was that of a toothless monster ravaging the NFL. But in reality, he was a quiet, extremely private man... a bird watcher and avid fisherman. Click here for the complete transcript of this classic, insightful '84 Sports Illustrated article by Paul Zimmerman, including a slew of great photos.
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Lambert's Hall of Fame Induction Speech
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"If I could start my life all over again, I would be a professional football player, and you damn well better believe I would be a Pittsburgh Steeler."
-- Jack Lambert --
Click here for complete audio and a complete transcript of Lambert's Hall of Fame acceptance speech (including his introduction by Dennis Fitzgerald), a Must Read for any self-respecting Steelers fan.
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The 30 Greatest Steelers of All Time
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Click here to find out where Jack ranks on this list, as well as the answers to burning questions such as: Who was better... Swann or Stallworth? Who has been the greatest player during the '90s? Who was the most important player on Steel Curtain defense of the '70s?
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