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RIP Mr. Harris 🙏🏽
Rest In Peace Harris, we lost another legend but we will always remember you 🕊
Exactly RIP
Rest In Peace as a bengals fan even though we were rivals you were insane
yes sir
RIP Franco. True legend of the game.
Heroes get remembered but Legends never die
True and even us 80s babies know how much he meant to the league thanks to NFL films and ESPN..
As a kid in the 1970s, I loved the NFL, and even though never a Steelers fan everyone loved Franco. A class act that will be sorely missed RIP
Heartbroken,RIP to one of my childhood heroes
RIP. My favorite back in the 70’s !!! Everybody loved Franco !!!
Ill never forget Franco Harris as a Oilers fan, he was truly one of the best when i was a child i was scared to see the steelers coming and he was one of the reasons why. He will be missed.
Legends Never Die 💯💛🕊🕊🙏🏽
Doesn’t matter what team you cheer for… greatness can be appreciated and respected across any league, sport, or country! Thank you for the inspiration Franco!!!
born and raised a steelers fan. thank you mr. Harris for everything you’ve done for this franchise🙏
RIP Franco Harris 🖤💛
Rest in piece Franco love you forever man💪🏾
Growing up a Bengals fan, hate and respect were synonymous. I hated those “Steel Curtain” Pittsburgh teams, because they were so damn great, but I respected them even more, and Franco is/was a part of the respect I have/had.
He seemed to be such a humbled, nice person as well. I was in tears when I heard the news that he had passed away, especially before this upcoming weekend when he was to be honored.
He was one of my late mother’s favorite players, and that adds to the sadness of this all. R.I.P. Mr Franco Harris, you are/were truly a legendary man/player, Godspeed sir…🙏🏼…
R I P he will always be a legend🕊️
I was born Nov 24th 1972 few weeks before that iconic play, two years later steelers would win there first of four superbowl in the seventies…RIP to a legend
Nothing has ever brought the city of Pittsburgh together more than the Steelers of the 70’s. Complete strangers could be like brothers when rooting for the Steelers and Franco was the player/person the city loved the most. And he has always treated Pittsburgh and Pittsburghers with love and respect. He was an amazing man.
Rest In Peace Franco Harris. Forever a legend 🙏🏾❤️
As a lifelong Cowboy fan I despised the Steelers, but he was a BEAST!!! RIP Franco…much respect from a diehard Cowboy fan!!! The 70’s was the best era ever in the NFL.