When playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers, there exists a certain criteria or culture that exists, as the franchise is often looked at as one of the classiest organizations, from top to bottom, in the entire league. A hilarious moment is brought to mind when I think of a prime example of this, in the fourth quarter of a 37-3 clobbering the team was laying on the Carolina Panthers. Pittsburgh’s then-rookie safety, Anthony Smith, had just picked off an errant Chris Weinke throw and started doing his best impersonation of Deion Sanders, high-stepping and hot-dogging it until getting shoved out of bounds.
Dupree Fits The Steelers Mold Off The Field, Too
