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McFarlane NFL Figures 2 Pack – Joe Greene & James Harrison

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McFarlane NFL Figures 2 Pack – Joe Greene & James Harrison

The Pittsburgh Steelers are known to be the most successful franchise in the NFL and over the years have accumulated a solid reputation for bravado and defensive toughness a feat that has been cultivated through the powerful contributions of their prominent players.

The most outstanding player that comes to mind is ‘Mean’ Joe Greene who set the standard for toughness as the anchor of the team’s defensive steel curtain way back in the 1970s.

This tradition is proudly continued by linebacker James Harrison giving a new meaning to the term toughness through his mighty game approach.

McFarlane is celebrating both powerful and charismatic players in style this fall in an all new NFL 2 pack featuring a come back of Greene since 2006 in a brand new pose yet retaining his signature mark of terrifying aura as an opposing quarterback.

He is teamed together with Harrison who has already established an immovable standard in the game by which today all defenses are measured. While you keep your countdown on take a look at some exciting tidbits about the two players and don’t forget the figures will be on the shelves very soon.

Mean Joe Greene

Mean Joe Green, otherwise known as Charles Edward Greene, was born in 1946 in Elgin, Texas. His whole family life was centered on his mother as his father abandoned before he was born.

His football career was initiated during his high school days, at the Dunbar High School in Texas. From his early childhood days what set Greene apart from most of his peers was his sheer physical proportions. At a height of 6’3” he easily towered over not just his teammates but his opponents as well.

Combined with his aggressive game play and physical attributes he was later known among the football world for his extraordinary force in the field.

However, surprisingly he was a rather shy and timid player during his high school football career. His mighty quest for success eventually made him overcome these attributes.

In 1969 the Pittsburgh Steelers selected Greene as their fourth choice for the NFL draft and he continued to play for the Steelers until 1981, when he retired.