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The Steelers started the Hall of Honor in 2017. It's meant to recognize former players, coaches, and other personnel who have played a prominent role in the Steelers' success from 1933 until the present.
To be considered, a player must be retired at least three years and played a minimum of three seasons for the Steelers. Former coaches and contributors had to make significant contributions to the team and community.
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Dear ma,
My name is prince, I hope you are doing well and your family too are fine. Ma please I want to tell you that I am a boy with a big dream sir, my dream was to be a footballer but then I had an accident and I had an implant planted inside my leg and unfortunately I can't play no more but I have many young and talented players here that have no support or connection, sir please let me be your local football scout, please this is my dream and please ma you can help me ma, we will make a great team together bringing up young talented stars. Ma please I am just a boy from the slum that wants to change his life by any means but here I am ma, hoping that God answers me , you can be the only person to change my story, I'm seriously begging ma please just give me chance please ma.
Prince [email protected]
Mike Vrabel shares legendary Greg Lloyd rookie story: 'I just wanted to make sure you weren't like a punk' 😤 Full Patriots training camp updates inside! #Patriots #NFL #TrainingCamp
Greg Lloyd
TODAY IN SPORTS HISTORY:
May 26, 1965 — Greg Lloyd was born in Miami, FL. (Getty Images)
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