Mike Tomlin Makes Strong Case for Former Steelers Star to Join Hall of Fame
Summary
Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin, now an NBC Sports analyst, strongly praised former Steelers player Hines Ward as deserving of a Pro Football Hall of Fame spot. Ward played 13 years with the Steelers, winning two Super Bowls and earning a Super Bowl MVP award.Key Facts
- Mike Tomlin made his NBC Sports analyst debut during the Hall of Fame Game coverage.
- Tomlin called Hines Ward a top candidate for the Hall of Fame, highlighting his stats and playing style.
- Hines Ward had over 1,000 catches, 12,000 yards, and 85 touchdowns in his career.
- Ward won two Super Bowls and was Super Bowl XL MVP.
- Ward was a four-time Pro Bowl selection and ranks 31st all-time in receiving yards.
- Ward was a semifinalist for this year’s Hall of Fame voting.
- Tomlin coached the Steelers for 19 seasons with a record of 193–114–2 and won the Super Bowl in 2009.
- Fans have responded positively to Tomlin’s first work as an NBC analyst.
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