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Bill Asbury
Look for this strong fullback to make a comeback in 1969. Bill was a leading rusher for the Steelers in '66 and '67. In '66, Bill topped Pittsburgh with 544 yards and finished 2nd on the club in '67. In 1967, his 73 yard run vs. the Bears was the longest from scrimmage in the NFL.
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* Factoid: Howard Hartley played Left Halfback for the mighty Steelers.
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Rock-ribbed Ernie is one of the outstanding veterans of the pro wars. He can dish out and take plenty of punishment and is one of the most durable men in the game.



The hard-running fullback has an average of over four yards per carry in his six pro seasons. Earl led the Eagles with 9 touchdowns in 1966.



A member of NFL All-Rookie Team for 1974, Lynn had superb initial campaign for Steelers. At USC he set a school record with 96 receptions and is 2nd on school list with 1562 yards. Lynn caught winning touchdown pass, in final minute of Senior Bowl.



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Steve Furness
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Payton Wilson

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George Jones, Running Back - Steelers.
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Pat Freiermuth
Freiermuth corralled 60 passes as a 2021 rookie and hauled in 63 more throws in his second pro season. That made him the second tight end in NFL history, alongside Philadelphia's Keith Jackson (1988, 1989), with at least 60 receptions in each of his first two seasons. He's been quite the catch for the Steelers.
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