Congratulations go out to Rod Woodson. I wasn't thrilled when he left the Steelers, but football is a business. It doesn't change the fact that he was one of the best. He showed crazy heart coming back to play in the Super Bowl in 1995. One of the most memorable plays in the game for me was him covering Irvin successfully on one play and pointing to his knee which the crack head said he couldn't cover him with. I always thought maybe Rod should have showed the organization more loyalty after they didn't put him on IR, allowing him to be ready for the bowl should they make it. He was a gambler and owns the career record for "pick-sixes", but the other side of the coin is that he got torched on some gambles as well. He was in on another great play for the Steelers when he was asking for the wine list after getting absolutely owned by Hines Ward while chasing someone down the sideline. Those things aside, Rod was the bright spot on the teams that ended Chuck Noll's career. It was a joy to watch him play and he is a class act. I like him as an analyst and he came back to the Steeler roost after being retired for a while and reflecting on his place in football. Mr. Woodson, our hats go off to you. Thanks for adding to our wing in Canton.
