Pittsburgh Steelers legend Jack Ham, who suffered a medical emergency on Saturday, November 7, received an encouraging health update a few days after the scary situation.
According to an update from Penn State play-by-play broadcaster Steve Jones, shared by Pittsburgh Panthers play-by-play announcer Bill Hillgrove, Ham "sounds fine" but is expected to undergo additional tests.
"He talked to Jack, and Jack sounds fine," Hillgrove said about Jones' update. "He’s got more tests. He stayed in Seattle for those, and we wish him the best."
Earlier in the week, on Saturday, November 7, Ham suffered a medical emergency when stepping off the team's bus in Seattle. Following Penn State's game against Washington, Penn State head coach Matt Campbell provided
the first encouraging update on Ham's health, telling reporters that the Steelers legend was in "stable condition."
Ham, an all-time Steelers great, played with Pittsburgh from 1971 to 1982 and was a huge part of the legendary Steel Curtain defense that won four Super Bowls (IX, X, XIII, XIV).
We at Steelers Wire wish Ham a speedy recovery and will provide fans with any relevant updates as they're made available.
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