Frank O'Harris is the career rushing yards leader for the Super Bowl, with 354 yards.

Number two, Larry Zonka with less than 300 yards.

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This is the Dominique Foxworth Show.

All right, Frank O'Harris.

I think we have to spend a little bit of time talking about Frank O'Harris,

even though I think you and I weren't old enough to watch and play.

Like the Immaculate Reception is what we point to as like our memory of Frank O'Harris

and it was a seminal moment in the history of the NFL,

but it was already history when we were born.

Like I was born in 1983 and Immaculate Reception was already history.

So like understanding his career, like I've been spending time reading and learning

about him a little bit more today.

And I know how growing up, running backs were so much more important to an offense

than quarterbacks are, but even, I mean, even more.

Back then, you would think I was looking at his numbers when he was all pro.

He had 1200 yards and Terry Bradshaw had like 2055.

And it's crazy to think of percentage wise how much more important a running back was

to their offense.

Yeah, and that's over 14 game season.

And like when I Googled Frank O'Harris today, which some cursory Googling after he passed away,

I also was just struck by the fact that he was 6 to 230 pounds playing football in the 70s

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