Throughout the illustrious history of the Pittsburgh Steelers, the linebacker position has always been stocked with elite-level talent across the board.
Names from past generations include Hall of Famers Jack Lambert, Jack Ham, and Kevin Greene, as well as terrific talents in their own right in Andy Russell, David Little, Levon Kirkland, Greg Lloyd, James Farrior, Jason Gildon, Joey Porter, James Harrison, T.J. Watt, and more.
One name that certainly belongs in that group of high-level talents is former Steelers’ linebacker Chad Brown, who helped form arguably the greatest linebacker room in NFL history in the black and gold from 1993-96 as part of the Blitzburgh era with Greene, Lloyd, and Kirkland, helping the Steelers win a lot of games and reach Super Bowl XXX under head coach Bill Cowher.