Steelers Legend J.T. Thomas talks about being the first African American to play at Florida State plus being a part of the Steelers of the 70’s.

Season 1 Episode 235  ·  Feb 04, 2018, 05:06 PM
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J.T. Thomas talked about what it was like being the first African American to play football at Florida State. He also shared stories about being drafted by the Steelers, his big interception off Ken Stabler that sealed the 1974 AFC Championship game, how they won Super Bowl 9 while they were standing in the tunnel pre-game and Chuck Noll’s complete faith in his defense to win Super Bowl 10 over the Cowboys.

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