Hines Ward

HARRISBURG — Starstruck state legislators paused in their work Tuesday to honor former Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward, commending him as someone who has used his celebrity status to do “great things.” Ward, 36, received a proclam...

  Big Ben and the Pittsburgh Steelers open their 2012 season where their 2011 season came to an end - Denver, Colorado in a Sunday night matchup against Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos (Ron Chenoy-US PRESSWIRE) To say that Broncos fans are...

The Jaguars are going to win and might do it while experimenting with a version of the Wildcat offense. That was the message from Terry McDonough, the team’s director of player personnel, and coach Mike Mularkey as the Jaguars wrapped up their coll...

By Jeffrey Burton Off-Season News I listened to this song after finding out that the Pittsburgh Steelers had blown a huge hole in the team, Hines Ward, Aaron Smith and James Farrior were not only great on the field, but in the Lock Room. They have no...

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While We’re Waiting serves as the early morning gathering of WFNY-esque information for your viewing pleasure. Have something you think we should see? Send it to our tips email at tips@waitingfornextyear.com. “At 36 years of age, Cleveland Br...

When Hines Ward tearfully announced his retirement from the NFL Tuesday, many were sad to see the potential Hall of Fame wideout depart from the game. Bengals safety Chris Crocker, however, was not one of them. Crocker told the team’s official...

In another classy move from a player on the classiest organization in the NFL retired yesterday. Hines Ward said that he would rather retire then wear another jersey. He was a leader and a 14 year Steeler. I love Hines Ward and what he brought t...

The Steelers receiver was an excellent blocker and a Super Bowl most valuable player, but will it be enough to get into Canton?

A collective sigh of relief was heard throughout Steeler Nation yesterday when fan favorite Hines Ward decided to retire, rather than play for another team. Fans had been torn between their desire to support Hines in his attempt to continue playing i...

When Hines Ward announced his retirement Tuesday, the focus was almost entirely on his extraordinary achievements, on his emotions, on his loyalty to the Pittsburgh Steelers, with whom he had spent all 14 of his NFL seasons (never mind Ward's vow to...

The Steelers receiver was an excellent blocker and a Super Bowl most valuable player, but will it be enough to get into Canton?