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Former Pittsburgh Steeler, Jerome Bettis, celebrates his 40th birthday today. Selected 10th overall in the 1993 NFL draft by the Los Angeles Rams, Bettis was traded to the Steelers after three seasons. In his 10 years with Pittsburgh, “The Bus” rushed for over 1,000 yards in each of [url=http://www.oceanma.com/wholesale/ncaajerseys.html]cheap NCAA jersys[/url] his first six seasons. [url=http://www.bechsteinschule.de/nhl.html]cheap nhl jerseys[/url] He currently [url=http://www.ajp.it/images/nflloutlet.html]nike nfl jerseys[/url] ranks fifth all-time with 13,662 career-rushing yards and is expected to one day be elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Relive Bettis’ championship ride in this clip from “America’s Game: The 2005 Steelers.”
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