1960 Pittsburgh Steelers highlights

QB Bobby Layne, RB Tom Tracy, RB John Henry Johnson, Rec Buddy Dial, Rec Jimmy Orr and G MIke Sandusky paced the Steeler offense in 1960. Defensively, veteran DT Ernie Stautner, DE Billy Ray Smith and rookie CB Fred Williamson were the stalwarts. PLEASE SUBRSCRIBE to this channel to enjoy more vintage football videos.

[@richbursary9053]

Bobby Lane was the last NFL player to wear his helmet without a face mask. Thanks.

[@deepcosmiclove]

Tom "The Bomb" Tracy! Saw him throw a TD pass @ Yankee Stadium in 1961.

[@kevinmadden1645]

But the Giants prevailed 42-21. Two years earlier Tracy caught a late touchdown pass from Bobby Layne to beat the Giants 14-9. Tracy's 59- yard touchdown run helped Detroit's comeback win against the 49'ers to win the playoffs for the Western Division title. 6:48 6:48

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Some of these players look very fast, such as the receiver catching the TD pass at 2:32. I was surprised.

[@rickeuler5792]

That's Buddy Dial, who averaged over 20 yards per reception for his career, second only to Homer Jones in that category!

[@raynardabraham7831]

Seeing the first two touchdowns in Dallas Cowboys history was great. I did not know that the Cowboys lead 14 0 in this game. It was a loss but an interesting debut for the Cowboys.😊