Franco Harris' famed touchdown catch in the final seconds of the 1972 AFC divisional round playoff game ranks No. 1 on the "NFL 100 Greatest" ranking of the top 100 plays in NFL history.

and statistics of the Immaculate Reception in honor of its 50th anniversary. NFL Throwback takes a look at the longest play that the Pittsburgh Steelers have had in a "Monday Night Football" game ...

In an AFC divisional playoff game, the Steelers trailed the Raiders ... be celebrated in Pittsburgh as the Feast of the Immaculate Reception," legendary local sportscaster Myron Cope proclaimed.

On the first drive of the game, the offense marched down the field with a balanced run and pass attack. On third down in the red zone, Renfrow made an acrobatic grab and wiggled around for some ...

"As a huge #Oakland @Raiders fan as a boy, I cried like, well, a little boy when the Raiders lost to the Steelers in the Immaculate Reception game 50 years ago....RIP Franco," another person said.

Game-winning catch defies all attempts to ... Into this matrix of preciseness, we have in all its wonderful glory “The Immaculate Reception.” It has been named the most exciting play in ...

Steelers legend dies: Franco Harris, Steelers legend best known for making 'The Immaculate Reception,' dies at 72 Pittsburgh media legend Myron Cope, the Steelers' radio analyst for the game ...

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 ...

In an AFC divisional playoff game, the Steelers trailed the Raiders ... run for the winning touchdown was nicknamed "The Immaculate Reception." "He caught it I'd say calf-high on the left side ...