There is no Frank Collins listed on the Pittsburgh Steelers all-time roster because he played prior to the internet and was on the practice squad and/or not a starter and eventually cut. There are several articles in archives and I've talked to several well known starters from the Steelers who know him well and have played with him and have described him as a short but very tough and fast back. He played 10-12 years from the mid 70's to mid 80's between the NFL, USFL, and Canadian League. He may not have been a starter or played on practice squads in the NFL, but did see playing time and even scored a couple touchdowns for the Steelers. He was a local star from Beaver Falls, PA. He was drafted out of the University of Utah. And spent time playing in Pittsburgh, Washington, Cincinnati, and Chicago, as well as in Canada. He made a nice life for his family playing ball. I've found numerous articles in archives from all cities. His nickname was "Frank the Tank". When the internet first came on the scene, players had the option to "op-out" of their information being available on the internet, which he did. If you call the Steelers office they also verify his NFL career, including the time he spent at the Steelers. He's made repeat appearances at the Rooney's annual Walk/Run, where his is introduced with his bio by the Steelers representative.
From 1933-1939 the Steelers were named the Pittsburgh Pirates.
In 1969, the Steelers played their home games at Pitt Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA.
The Steelers did not play on November 20, 2011, it was their bye week.
Burress played for the Steelers from 2000-2004.
Max Fiske played for the Steelers from 1936-1939.
The Pittsburgh Steelers play at Heinz Field.
The Steelers play their home games in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The Pittsburgh Steelers play in the AFC North.
Heinz Field
Because that is the team that signed them.
From 1933-1939 the Steelers were named the Pittsburgh Pirates.
In 1969, the Steelers played their home games at Pitt Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA.
The Steelers play their home games at Heinz Field, located in Pittsburgh, PA.
No, he does not.
Bill Hillgrove is the "Voice of the Steelers" (he does play-by-play) and Tunch Ilkin (former Steelers OT) does analysis. The games are broadcasts of WDVE 102.5 FM.
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