The story of the Steelers' Immaculate Reception football and its owner, Jim Baker, is being made into a feature film.

Filmmaker Bill McAdams Jr. will delve into the extraordinary journey of the Immaculate Reception football in a feature film.

The Steelers lost to the Philadelphia Eagles, 21-0, in that 1947 playoff game. The Immaculate Reception changed the future of a franchise and the identity of the city it calls home. It also was ...

Steelers schedule 2025 ... "Dec. 23 will henceforth be celebrated in Pittsburgh as the Feast of the Immaculate Reception," legendary local sportscaster Myron Cope proclaimed.

He needn’t have worried, apparently. “As a lifelong Steelers fan, I have always found spiritual meaning in the term ‘Immaculate Reception,’ ” said Bishop David Zubik of the Diocese of ...

By the way, the Steelers will recognize the immaculate reception on Christmas Eve when they take on the Las Vegas Raiders at the new stadium and by the way, that will take place 50 years and one ...

The Steelers will celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Immaculate Reception and Steelers Nation will be able to re-live the excitement when the team honors the greatest play in NFL history. The play, ...

The “Immaculate Reception,” the nickname forever associated with one of the NFL's most famous plays, didn't come about overnight. Legend: Franco Harris, Steelers legend best known for making ...

Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Fame running back Franco Harris died Wednesday, just days before the 50th anniversary of the "Immaculate Reception," what many have called one of the greatest plays in ...

Pittsburgh Steelers great Franco Harris, who was arguably best known for one of the most iconic plays in NFL history – dubbed the “Immaculate Reception” – has died at the age of 72 ...

Franco Harris, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Hall of Fame running back best known for his role in the “Immaculate Reception,” one of the greatest plays in NFL history, died. He was 72.

The Pittsburgh Steelers announced Tuesday that they will be retiring Pro Football Hall of Famer Franco Harris' number 32 on the day after the 50th anniversary of the Immaculate Reception.