Top 5 steelers per position the Running backs post AFL-NFL merger.

[Coach]

Top 5 steelers per position the Running backs


1 ) Harris
2 ) Bettis
3 ) Parker
4 ) Bell ( On the rise if he can stay healthy )
5 ) Pollard


John Henry Johnson would rate, but he played before the AFL-NFL merger.

Voting ends 6-15-16 at 11:59PM

 

[POP]

1. Bettis
2. Franco
3. Bell
4. Foster
5. Hoge

Change mine up

 

[USDA#1]

some of Frenchy Fuqua's game records were only just recently broken.

jus' sayin'.

 

[Stryker]

Franco
Bettis
John Henry Johnson
Bell
Dick Hoak

 

[FordFairLane]

#1- Franco
#2- Bus (only because he didn't start his career here)
#3- Bleier (dude had his foot blown off)
#4- Willie Parker (has the longest TD run in Super Bowl history)
#5- Barry Foster (was a short lived career but deserves to be recognized)

#6- Bell if he lays off the weed he could crack my top 5. He and Bam Morris are in the same ballpark lol

 

[Harry_BZAC]

#1- Bettis... he's just bigger, better and more physical the Franco
#2- Franco...durable, reliable, just a rock solid player for the 70's dyanasty
#3- Parker....had a great 3 year run from 2005 to 2007
#4- Bell....although I agree it may be too soon
#5- Barry Foster...gotta admit I didn't get too see him play much (college years!)

 

[Stryker]

Franco
Bettis
John Henry Johnson
Bell
Dick Hoak

That's my all time.

Merger wise,

Franco
Bettis
Bell
Parker
Rocky

 

[Ron Burgundy]

some of Frenchy Fuqua's game records were only just recently broken.

jus' sayin'.

I believe Fuqua was the also the first player to win a Super Bowl with two different teams (us and Dallas).

Leaving out John Henry Johnson and post-merger:
1. Franco Harris
2. Jerome Bettis
3. Barry Foster
4. LeVeon Bell
5. Willie Parker

 

[steelerscotty]

Franco
Bus
Parker
Bell
Rocky

 

[steelermania]

I believe Fuqua was the also the first player to win a Super Bowl with two different teams (us and Dallas).

Leaving out John Henry Johnson and post-merger:
1. Franco Harris
2. Jerome Bettis
3. Barry Foster
4. LeVeon Bell
5. Willie Parker

That was Preston Pearson.

Franco
Bettis
Parker
Foster
Bell

 

[Coach]

On Franco, I think he'd be even better in the modern era. He caught over 300 balls in an era that really did not feature passing.

In a modern setting, he'd have more room to run and more opportunities as a pass catcher.

 

[Drink IRON City]

That was Preston Pearson.

Franco
Bettis
Parker
Foster
Bell

Pretty much my list too!!!!


Bam Moris had the potential but ended up out of the league, let's hope LeVion doesn't follow..............



Salute the nation

 

[stillwright]

What??? No Merril Hoge love!!!! Come on guys. He was the heart and soul of our offense at times.....What about Frank Pollard? Walter Abercrombie anyone?

 

[madinsomniac]

Franco
Bettis
John Henry Johnson
Bell
Dick Hoak

Post merger... otherwise I like the list