Welcome to the terrible take a daily segment telling Steelers nation what's on our mind. I'm Alex Kazora.

I'm running low on present day terrible take so I'll climb into the way back time machine again and I think I'll either

write some articles or make some videos expanding on the names in today's topic

but Dave Bryan and I recently rattled off a handful of the most

underrated Steelers in history even by Pittsburgh's own fan base. Here's three who

stick out the most to me. There's offensive tackle Marvel Smith

legitimately one of the most gifted tackles in Pittsburgh's history though

the competition is not quite as fierce there as it is at guard or center.

Had it not been for back injury, Smith would have had an even better career,

but despite that he still started 108 games, made a Pro Bowl, and was a big man who could move.

How about cornerback to Shay Townsend, a versatile inside outside corner?

He joins Jack Ham and Jack Lambert as the only three Steelers with 20 plus career

interceptions and 15 plus career sacks. He never made a Pro Bowl but played

almost 200 games still top 10 in franchise history.

Bet you didn't guess that.

Finally, let's go a little older school with wide receiver, Frank Lewis.

One of the fastest players in Pittsburgh's history,

he got stuck on run-heavy offenses

and if he quarterback situations

until Terry Bradshaw became the clear-cut guy.

Still, Lewis was a big play machine

and averaged more than 16 yards per catch

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