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| | Stallworth joins Swann in Hall of Fame - PittsburghLIVE.com |
 | | Stallworth, the most productive wide receiver in Steelers history, is the ninth member of the Steelers teams that won four Super Bowls from 1975-1980 to make it to the Hall of Fame, joining coach Chuck Noll, Swann, Joe Greene, Jack Ham, Mel Blount, Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris, Jack Lambert and Mike Webster. |
 | | Stallworth and Swann are part of the greatest draft class in NFL history, the 1974 group that included No. 1 Swann, No. 2 Lambert, No. 4a Stallworth and No. 5 Webster. |
 | | Stallworth earned a Hall of Fame berth over two other wide receivers, Art Monk and James Lofton, who had more receptions, yards and touchdowns and were among the final 11 considered, but didn't get enough votes for induction. |
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