When the Steelers take on the Miami Dolphins this week, the newest additions to the group will be recognized when the Hall of Honor Class of 2025 is introduced at halftime, after officially being enshrined at a dinner at Acrisure Stadium the night before.

The Hall of Honor Class of 2025 includes three individuals who were part of Super Bowl seasons for the Steelers, with two of them part of the same championship team.

Linebacker Joey Porter Sr., center Maurkice Pouncey and quarterback Ben Roethlisberger complete a class that brought plenty of glory to the black and gold.

“It’s special to welcome a group of guys that mean so much to Steelers football, mean so much to our fans,” said Steelers President Art Rooney II. “These three guys made a difference for us over the course of their careers. So, this is a pretty special group and belong in the Hall of Honor with the rest of the others.”

The team introduced the Hall of Honor in 2017, an idea that came from Steelers President Art Rooney II, along with late Chairman Dan Rooney. The Hall of Honor was established to recognize former players, coaches, and front office personnel who played an integral role in the success of the franchise, from the beginning in 1933 until now. 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.

The Hall of Honor display is part of the Steelers Hall of Honor Museum, which is located at Acrisure Stadium, near Gate B above the team’s Pro Shop. Fans can visit the Steelers Hall of Honor Museum year-round.

With Roethlisberger at quarterback, the Steelers had 12 postseason berths, won eight AFC North Championships, appeared in five AFC Championship games, and went to […]

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