Franco Harris leads with 100 touchdowns

Franco Harris stands at the pinnacle of the Pittsburgh Steelers' career touchdown leaders, having scored a remarkable 100 touchdowns. His achievement places him significantly ahead of his peers, marking a stellar career in the NFL.

Hines Ward and Jerome Bettis in top 3

Following Harris, Hines Ward and Jerome Bettis secure the second and third positions with 86 and 80 touchdowns, respectively. Their contributions have been instrumental in the team's offensive success over the years.

Top 5 players contribute 409 touchdowns

The collective effort of the top 5 players, including Antonio Brown and John Stallworth along with Harris, Ward, and Bettis, resulted in 409 touchdowns. This represents a significant portion of the team's scoring history.

Diversity in scoring leaders

Players from various positions, including wide receivers, running backs, and even a quarterback (Kordell Stewart with 40 touchdowns), highlight the diverse sources of the Steelers' touchdowns. This diversity underscores the team's multifaceted offensive strategy.

Close competition among lower-ranked players

The competition tightens among players ranked 10th to 12th, where Le'Veon Bell, Buddy Dial, and Kordell Stewart are all closely matched with 42 to 40 touchdowns. Their nearly equal scoring contributions reflect the depth of talent within the team.

Only three players scored 80 or more touchdowns

Among the career touchdown leaders for the Pittsburgh Steelers, only three players —Franco Harris, Hines Ward, and Jerome Bettis—have scored 80 or more touchdowns, highlighting their exceptional performances and endurance in the league.

Players from different eras contribute to the top 20

The list of top 20 touchdown leaders spans several decades of Steelers history, from Ray Mathews in the 1950s to Antonio Brown in the modern era. This continuity signifies the Steelers' ability to consistently find and develop top-scoring talent across generations.