Looking for the boards help on finding picutres of Jack during his playing days at Penn State. If anyone has picutres they can share. Most ones I find are not great quality.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Penn State Jack Ham Game Photos - Help
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I have a publication from the Orange Bowl seasons 68/69 that is titled “11-0 twice in a row” that has a lot of pictures. I’ll try to dig it up and post some.
Love these old pics of Jack. We are so lucky to have him as our radio color analyst. I have bumped into Jack in town and held brief conversations with him from time to time. What a pleasant person.
Oh, and the best tackler in NFL history!
Oh, and the best tackler in NFL history!
Love this pic. Look at the fans in the stands...can you imagine putting on a suit to go to a football game? What an interesting era!
Tony Dungy says Jack Ham is the greatest OLB he's ever seen
Tony Dungy played with many all-time greats during his brief but successful time as a Pittsburgh Steelers' cornerback. After playing quarterback at the University of Minnesota, Dungy was drafted as a defensive back by the Steelers in 1977. After intercepting three passes as a rookie, Dungy led Pittsburgh with six picks in 1978 while helping the Steelers win their third Super Bowl in five seasons.
One of his teammates during that time was outside linebacker Jack Ham, a first ballot Hall of Famer who played a key role in each of Pittsburgh's four Super Bowl victories during the 1970s. Dungy, himself a member of the Hall of Fame following a 13-year career as an NFL head coach, was recently asked via Twitter why Ham is often overlooked when discussing the greatest outside linebackers in NFL history.
"I have never seen anyone play the outside linebacker position better than Jack Ham," Dungy wrote. "Fundamentals, technique, awareness and athleticism were all exceptional. He was the total package."
https://247sports.com/nfl/pittsburg...urgh-Steelers-Jack-Ham-Tony-Dungy--119235980/
Tony Dungy played with many all-time greats during his brief but successful time as a Pittsburgh Steelers' cornerback. After playing quarterback at the University of Minnesota, Dungy was drafted as a defensive back by the Steelers in 1977. After intercepting three passes as a rookie, Dungy led Pittsburgh with six picks in 1978 while helping the Steelers win their third Super Bowl in five seasons.
One of his teammates during that time was outside linebacker Jack Ham, a first ballot Hall of Famer who played a key role in each of Pittsburgh's four Super Bowl victories during the 1970s. Dungy, himself a member of the Hall of Fame following a 13-year career as an NFL head coach, was recently asked via Twitter why Ham is often overlooked when discussing the greatest outside linebackers in NFL history.
"I have never seen anyone play the outside linebacker position better than Jack Ham," Dungy wrote. "Fundamentals, technique, awareness and athleticism were all exceptional. He was the total package."
https://247sports.com/nfl/pittsburg...urgh-Steelers-Jack-Ham-Tony-Dungy--119235980/
Anyone know what year or game this photo is from . Hard to tell the logo on the helmet?
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