Time Machine: Rod Woodson | Pittsburgh Steelers

Stan Savran of Steelers Nation Radio sits down with Steelers Hall of Famer Rod Woodson to discuss the pressure of being a first round pick, being among legends in the Steelers organization, coming back to play in the Super Bowl in 1995 after tearing his ACL and more
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[@lambert4116]

one of the greatest of all time. Steelers all time first team without question.

[@terrywbreedlove]

Remember this Mans Returns ? Straight up the field lighting Fast zoom. Damn I miss those days.

[@Vadershake]

Favorite and most well rounded DB all time....

[@Entrepreneur-ish2023]

Love Rod Woodson! He and Troy are my 2 all time Steelers faves. I remember seeing an interview where he said that he didn’t start getting comfortable playing CB until his 3rd or 4th year in the league. I think his background as a safety is ultimately what made him so physical as a CB. When other guys were comfortable making “business decisions” Rod was always trying to run through a joker’s face. And he still holds the NFL record for most return TDs in a career. 🐐

[@matthewsims8254]

Love listening to Steelers greats giving insight into their time on the gridiron. This is an excellent series.

[@jacobmeleciox8707]

R.Woodson.. YESSS

[@marknethercutt3381]

I love Steeler Nation

[@virdinbarzey3805]

Rod Woodson is one of my all time favorite Steeler. Love watching him play. Did not know he was a natural safety. Now knowing that made it even worse for us not keeping him so that he did not play for those other teams.

[@101snapper]

Fantastic player and person!

[@ccth22]

Wow Rod looks like he’s still in great shape...

[@BillSmith-ed4jg]

If you can find it Watch some of his first three seasons when we were rebuilding Beat Houston in a game where he ran an interception and a punt for scores

[@elbob17]

I started watching the Steelers in '84. Lambert was on the way out, so the biggest stars I got to watch were John Stallworth, Louis Lipps, Mike Merriweather and Bryan Hinkle. That was until Rod Woodson came along in '87.

[@johnnygold753]

Can you imagine how many more interceptions he would have if he'd played safety and that explains an awful lot why he was such a great run support hating corner back because he was really a safety at heart

[@yancyjenkinssr1824]

Co-worker bak in the day always argued deion Sanders was better. I kept telling him Sanders didn't hit! Then walked away.

[@busydem6161]

So