Dave Damaschek

It doesn't.

It's just the front four.

Right.

It's Dwight White, it's Elsie Greenwood, it's Mean Joe Green, and it's Fats Holmes.

Those are the original four members of the Steel Curtain.

And Fats Holmes, before they won Super Bowls, this is in 1973, I believe.

This may be the greatest...

What if there would have been social media when this went on?

What would our perception be of this person and how differently would society handle it?

In 1973, he's a pro football player, Fats Holmes.

He has a psychotic episode driving on the highway and he starts shooting at other cars while he's driving because he thinks they're following him.

Now the cops are out.

Somebody's shooting.

Somebody's firing live rounds out on the highway.

Let's go get him.

Dispatch the helicopter.

So Fats Holmes shoots at the helicopter and he hits one of the cops in the ankle.

Ernie Holmes gets some treatment, goes on to win two more Super Bowls, and when you mention Fats Holmes around Pittsburgh, they say, ha ha, that Fats, he had the arrow shaved into his head.

That guy, he was wild, huh?

Imagine if a professional... It wouldn't happen nowadays.