The Pittsburgh Steelers have produced numerous Hall of Famers over the years—30 to be exact. That is the sixth most of any team in the league. Going back to the early 2000’s teams, a few of those players have already been enshrined, including G Alan Faneca, S Troy Polamalu, and RB Jerome Bettis. WR Hines Ward and OLB James Harrison continue to be nominated but keep falling short of the honor. Even coach Bill Cowher was inducted as the head coach of some of those 2000’s teams. If you ask Hall of Fame S Ed Reed of the Baltimore Ravens, there is one player missing from that list.
Ed Reed Says Ryan Clark Doesn’t Get Publicity He Deserves, Calls Him ‘Future Hall Of Famer’
