Running back John Fuqua played for the Steelers’ back-to-back Super Bowl championship teams in 1974 and 1975, but he was best known for his snazzy wardrobe. A 5-foot-11, 200-pound running back from Detroit, Fuqua was drafted in the 11th round by the Giants in 1969 and traded a year later to the Steelers. Nicknamed "The French Count" by himself, Fuqua’s outfits included a skin-tight jump suit and a black sombrero, a “caveman” look featuring a fur poncho and a bow tie, and a “count suit” consisting of a lavender cape, a gold cane, and three-inch heels with multiple goldfish inside. On the field, he is best remembered as the target of Terry Bradshaw’s throw in the 1972 playoffs that resulted in “The Immaculate Reception.” But for years, he has remained mum about whether or not he touched the pass (if he did, a Franco Harris touchdown off the deflection would’ve been illegal), mischievously repeating the phrase, “I’ll never tell.”