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He’d hit you like a hammer striking metal on an anvil.  When Cowboys Cliff Harris taunted Roy Gerela in Super Bowl X, #58 slammed Harris to the turf like it was the WWE.  Referring to it after the game, the Steeler middle linebacker said, “No one can be allowed to intimidate us.  We’re the intimidators.”  Just another instance where “Jack Splat” lay down the law.  With his missing front teeth and that snarl, he had “the look.”  And he had the respect.  As part of the famed Steel Curtain, Jack Lambert helped the Steelers win four Super Bowls during the 1970s.  Along the way, he was the AP Rookie Defensive Player of the Year, the AP Defensive Player of the Year, was voted All-Pro eight times and made the Pro Bowl nine straight years.  It was his interception late in Super Bowl XIV that snuffed out the Rams’ bid to take the lead.  Elected to the Hall of Fame in 1990, besides his hard hitting, Lambert was known for his athleticism, speed and knowledge of the game.  On the rare occasions he would agree to speak at a function (he refuses payment), he would talk about values, always values.  Jack Lambert is the epitome of what it means to be a Pittsburgh Steeler. 

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