The Great Jim Taylor scores against the Pittsburgh Steelers in this 1967 game. It was the second of the 2 touchdowns he scored during his lone season as a New Orleans Saint. It would be the last of his Hall of Fame career.
Like the caption states the Saints had a 10-0 lead at halftime but the Steelers would came back in the 4th quarter with a 5-yard TD pass from Bill Nelson to J.R. Wilburn and a 33-yard scoring run by Don Shy.
The picture above actually highlights a few names from New Orleans Saints History as well as Pittsburgh Steelers History. From left to right we see #50 – linebacker Bill Saul, #65 – defensive lineman Lloyd Voss, #34 – longtime Steelers linebacker Andy Russell and #78, defensive end John Baker. The 2 Saints at the far right are, #31 – Jim Taylor and directly behind him, #15 Quarterback Gary Cuozzo.
