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Lambert wore the jersey number 00 while playing at Crestwood High School. The school retired the 00 jersey and dedicated their football field to Lambert, naming it Jack Lambert Stadium on October 10, 1980. [6] [7] Lambert married his wife, Lisa Harbison, a former volleyball player for Clemson University, in 1988. Together, they have four children.
Jack Lambert (58) of the Pittsburgh Steelers gets ready for a snap against the Seattle Seahawks, Dec. 4, 1977. Lambert was selected to the Super Bowl 50 Golden Team in 2016. He still watches NFL ...
Reflections from the Honeymoon Grille. People from Kent State's most tumultuous time, best football era close a seven-part series.
[citation needed] Jack Lambert, who won 4 Super Bowls with the Steelers between 1974 and 1979, claimed that the 1976 Steelers team was the best team that he ever played for, and subsequently, the loss to the Raiders in the AFC Championship game was the most painful loss of his career. He (Lambert) is convinced that they would have beaten the ...
Steelers linebacker Jack Lambert is shown in Three Rivers Stadium locker room in Pittsburgh before an AFC playoff game against the Oakland Raiders, Jan. 4, 1976.
The Steelers draft class of '74 is considered one of the best in NFL history and includes four Hall of Famers: Swann, Jack Lambert (RD2), John Stallworth (RD4), and Mike Webster (RD5). Undrafted 1974 free agent signee Donnie Shell is also a hall of famer. [5] Swann spent his entire NFL career with the Steelers and wore the jersey number 88.
They later were Pittsburgh Steelers teammates. Steelers linebacker Jack Lambert is shown in Three Rivers Stadium locker room in Pittsburgh before an AFC playoff game against the Raiders, Jan. 4, 1976.
He never missed a game, playing in 168 consecutive games for the Steelers. [9] [7] His teammates voted him team captain for ten seasons. [8] [9] He was named a member of the Steelers All-Time Team and the NFL’s All-Decade Team for the 1970s. [11] In 2017, he was an inaugural member into the Steelers Hall of Honor. [11]