Breaking News: Pittsburgh Steelers Legend and Hall of Fame RB Franco Harris Passes Away at Age 72 – FANTASY FOOTBALL FAN SITE
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BrunerMJ

Life-long Bengals fan here, I just want to send my deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to Franco Harris’ family and to the Pittsburgh Steelers community as well.

I’m so sorry to learn of Mr. Harris’ passing. He was a class act on and off the field through and through.

Rest in paradise, sir.

    Scotty

    πŸ‘Š

    Santa is back

    Respect bro.

    James Desharnais

    From a Steelers fan, thank you. πŸ’›πŸ–€πŸ§‘πŸ–€

    Geno2733

    Him and his wife were neighbors of ours a long time ago. Very nice people. This was the last thing I expected to see today.

Cody Playz mvp

RIP Franco you will be missed by me and everyone in the football world.

M R Sullivan

So sad that this happened, especially just days before the 50th anniversary of the greatest play in NFL history. RIP Franco Harris. You are a legend that will forever exist in Steelers Lore. Nothing but love to you and your family. Here We Go, Steelers!

MrMegaFredZeppelin

OH NO!!!!!!!☹As a 49er fan I always enjoyed watching him play as a child in the 1970’s😊R.I.P.πŸ™πŸ»ROCK ON!!!!!!!πŸ€˜πŸ»πŸ€™πŸ»βœŒπŸ»

GamerMode Twenty-Three

R.I.P. Franco Harris My Condolence Goes Out To His Family And Friends πŸ•ŠπŸ˜’πŸ™πŸ½

Levi harr

RIP Franco man, one of the greatest of all time. Fly high and rest easy Francoβ€οΈβ€πŸ©ΉπŸ•ŠοΈ

Cesarchiefs

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. R.I.P Mr. Harris! You will always be remembered by Steelers fans any the early fans.

MisterMasterShafter1

OMG, they were just about to play Franco’s NFL Network special, as well as the rest! RIP Franco

    peace out

    crazy they was going to play maddens special around the time of his pasing

Jacob Bryant

R.I.P Franco Harris πŸ™πŸ»

shillbill2214

Not just a Pittsburgh legend, but a Burlington County New Jersey legend as well (Rancocas Valley NJ native). RIP Franco Harris #Jerz

Smoke Rise

The immaculate one!
RIP FRANKO #32. πŸ’›πŸ–€

You Can't See Lim

people do pass away at old age but this is unreal especially it occurred just days before the Steelers-Raider game where we will be commemorating for his greatest play in Steelers History. Another to remember for is when he announced our K.Pickett draft pick. Wish that many years later this would be greatness calling for another soon-to-be greatness.

    CanadianSyrup

    greatest play in the NFL*

    Outside Steeler Fan

    The fact he won’t watch this game on Saturday really troubles me😒 I know he will be there in spirit, but why now????

Shawnni

So sad Rip Mr Harris my condolences to his family πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™

Perry Ellis

#32 always Steelers nation
He meant so much to what we stand for, he was the RUN in the run the ball and play defense mantra that the Steelers forged into their mantra that won not just 4 Superbowls of the 70’s, but the later Superbowls of the 2005 and 2008 era. Run the ball and play defense and win championships πŸ†
It all started with Mean Joe Green and Franco Harris #32 always πŸ˜‡

William O'Leary

Oh my God, absolutely catastrophic. Rest In Peace Franco. Our deepest condolences to your family and friends Terrible, terrible news.

Jesse Reddragon

Franco the man is gone but his legacy will live on forever

Stanley Davis

Rest in peace my brother just one of the steelers fan for life God bless the family πŸ‘ͺ

Shawn C. T.

As a Bengals fan, I grew up in the 70’s hating those “Steel Curtain” teams of Pittsburgh, because they were so damn great.

However, even @ an early age, I understood how to greatly respect them as well, and Franco Harris is/was one of the many players on that team I greatly respected.

Wow, I’m in tears, and just before his jersey is/was to be retired, and the “Immaculate Reception” is/was to be honored, life can be so cruel. R.I.P. Franco Harris, may your soul rest peacefully forever…πŸ™πŸΌ…

    Johanness Willery

    Yeah super sad day. We were pretty lucky to get to see Franco pummel our Bengals!

Billy Johnson

The immaculate reception is one of his many outstanding moments on the field. He and the steel curtain brought Miami’s reign to an end in the 70s. It became the decade of Steel.

Salvador Allende

I’m a Dallas Cowboys fan and always went up against the Pittsburgh Steelers, but I’ve always admired that tremendous team that won multiple Super Bowls under Bradshaw’s leadership and amazing players like Franco Harris and the aptly named Steel Curtain defense. Rest in peace.

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