PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- It was a special day for UPMC Children's Hospital as limited-edition artwork depicting Franco Harris and the Immaculate Reception was unveiled. The series of seven limited ...

Their conclusion? The "Immaculate Reception" is the greatest play in NFL history. For the few unfamiliar: The "Immaculate Reception" was a play made by Pittsburgh Steelers running back Franco ...

Thank you to Patrick Gray for helping me relive one of the most memorable days of my life (“About That ‘Immaculate Reception,’” Houses of Worship, Dec. 23). I was one of the few fans left ...

They also discuss New York Mets owner Steve Cohen’s $800 million offseason spending spree and look back at 1972’s “Immaculate Reception” by Pittsburgh Steelers running back Franco Harris.

It doesn't matter that the weird and controversial and historic "Immaculate Reception" happened right in front of him. Villapiano knows most who love the Raiders think of Franco Harris as a villain.

Harris will forever be connected to arguably the greatest play in NFL history: the Immaculate Reception. Harris was in his first season in the NFL when the famous play took place. The play took ...

The Immaculate Reception. “I mean, there’s a handful of I would say iconic plays, and they all have a nickname — and they’re going to be unforgettable forever,” Raiders coach Josh ...

Fifty years after the “Immaculate Reception” and just hours before his death, Franco Harris said it “blows my mind” how he pulled off arguably the most memorable play in NFL history.

I was born in late 1971, so of course, the Immaculate Reception was already the stuff of legend by the time I became aware of it just a few years later. As far as I could tell with my young eyes ...

I didn't see it either. With the death of Franco Harris Tuesday, many Steelers fans are more eager than ever to honor the upcoming anniversary of the Immaculate Reception. The Steelers still plan ...

Yet few fans fully understand the religious undertones behind what is now known as the “Immaculate Reception.” On Dec. 23, 1972, the Pittsburgh Steelers were trailing the Oakland Raiders 7-6 ...