Steelers great Jack Ham stable after Penn State broadcast partner’s ‘heroic effort’ during medical emergency

Penn State and Pittsburgh Steelers legend Jack Ham is in stable condition after experiencing a medical emergency on Saturday in Seattle. The 77-year-old radio analyst was arriving at Husky Stadium to prepare for a broadcast when the emergency occurred. He was subsequently transported to the University of Washington Medical Center for treatment.

Penn State coach Matt Campbell credited broadcast partner Steve Jones with a heroic effort that aided Ham, while also praising the University of Washington medical staff. Ham, a four-time Super Bowl champion and Hall of Famer, has served as Penn State's radio analyst since 2000.