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3 ... Super Bowls IX, X, and XIII with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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What is the birth name of Roy Gerela?

Roy Gerela's birth name is Carl Roy Gerela.


How many place kickers have 3 or more Super Bowl wins?

Through Super Bowl XLIII, two: 1) Adam Vinatieri - 4 - Super Bowls XXXVI, XXXVIII, and XXXIX with the Patriots and XLI with the Colts. 2) Roy Gerela - 3 - Super Bowls IX, X, and XIII with the Steelers.


How tall is Roy Gerela?

Roy Gerela is 5' 10".


When was Roy Gerela born?

Roy Gerela was born on April 2, 1948, in Sarrail, Alberta, Canada.


What number was Roy Gerela on the Pittsburgh Steelers?

Steelers kicker Roy Gerela wore #10 from 1971-1978.


Who was the Pittsburgh Steelers place kicker in Super Bowl XIII?

Roy Gerela was the Steelers place kicker in Super Bowl IX, X and XIII.


Who was the Pittsburgh Steelers kicker in 1974?

Norm Johnson was the kicker for the Steelers during Super Bowl XXX.


Who was the kicker for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1978?

Roy Gerela was the Steelers kicker from 1971-1978.


Who did Matt Bahr play for when he got Super Bowl ring?

Bahr won rings with the Steelers in Super Bowl XIV and the Giants in Super Bowl XXV. The Steelers kicker for their other three Super Bowl victories in the 70s (IX, X, and XIII) was Roy Gerela.


Who won the NFL Golden Toe Award in 1974?

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Who were the past kickers for the Pittsburgh Steelers?

Jeff Reed Gary Anderson Roy Gerela Matt Bahr Shaun Suisham Norm Johnson


Did a Steelers linemen kickoff in one of the 1970's Super Bowls?

Possibly. I have tapes of Super Bowls IX, XIII and XIV, and I'm pretty clear it didn't happen in any of those (or if it did, the announcers didn't notice it and didn't say anything about it). So it would have to have been Super Bowl X. But X is actually the logical one for it to have been. In Super Bowl X, Dallas received the opening kickoff, and ran a trick return (some kind of reverse, as I recall) that worked very well and forced the Steelers' kicker, Roy Gerela, to make the tackle. Gerela got injured making the tackle, and struggled with field goals the rest of the day (indeed, it was one of his misses which prompted Cliff Harris of the Cowboys to famously taunt him, inspiring Jack Lambert to famously throw Harris to the ground) So the point is, the Steelers had a hobbled kicker throughout Super Bowl X and it would entirely make sense that they would have scampered to find someone else to do kickoffs. So I suppose it could have been a lineman.