🏈The Immaculate Reception is the most famous play in NFL history.
🏆The play occurred during a playoff game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Oakland Raiders in 1972.
🏟️The game took place at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
⭐Terry Bradshaw, a Hall of Famer and Super Bowl champion, was the quarterback for the Steelers.
👥The play involved a deflected pass from Bradshaw that was caught by Franco Harris and led to a touchdown.
Why is the play called the Immaculate Reception?
—The play is called the Immaculate Reception due to the miraculous nature of Franco Harris' catch and touchdown.
What was the outcome of the game?
—The Pittsburgh Steelers won the game and went on to win the Super Bowl that year.
Why is the play considered controversial?
—The play is considered controversial because it involved a deflected pass and there was debate over whether it was a legal catch.
How did the Immaculate Reception impact the Steelers' and Raiders' rivalry?
—The Immaculate Reception intensified the rivalry between the Steelers and Raiders, becoming a defining moment in their matchups.
What is Terry Bradshaw's perspective on the play?
—Terry Bradshaw shares his personal experiences and insights as the quarterback during the Immaculate Reception play.
09:00Terry Bradshaw discusses the significance of the Immaculate Reception as the most famous play in NFL history.
15:30The game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Oakland Raiders took place at Three Rivers Stadium.
20:15Terry Bradshaw reflects on his role as the quarterback during the Immaculate Reception play.
30:45The controversy surrounding the play and the debate over whether it was a legal catch is discussed.
40:20The impact of the Immaculate Reception on the Steelers' and Raiders' rivalry is explored.
