Each year since 2017, the Pittsburgh Steelers have honored individuals who have contributed to the team’s greatness, on and off the field, by enshrining them in the Hall of Honor. The criteria are pretty simple. For former players, they must be retired for at least three seasons, have played for the Steelers for at least three seasons, and “should possess noteworthy career highlights, records, and achievements.” For former coaches and others, they only need to have made “significant contributions to the team and community.”
53 people are currently in the Hall of Honor, and Pittsburgh is now accepting nominations for the class of 2024.