Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jerome Bettis became one of the best players in NFL history during his 13-year career, which also earned him a spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves entering the 2025 season with one of the more intriguing running back rooms in the entire NFL. Headlined by Jaylen Warren and rookie Kaleb Johnson, the Steelers' running back depth features two rising stars who are set to make a major impact in Pittsburgh's backfield.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made several roster changes this offseason that have sparked excitement about the new talent and the impact it could have on the team.
How many of the 24 NFL players to record at least 30 sacks since the 2021 season can you name in five minutes?
Don’t be so quick to anoint San Francisco’s return to NFC prominence. That’s according to Pro Football Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis, who said this week the Rams are looking at a wide-open window in 2025.
No sporting event can match the Super Bowl. It’s the biggest annual event in sports, and frankly, in culture. Television ratings don’t lie on that front.
The NFC West has been a tough division to call over the last several seasons, with three different teams being crowned champions in the previous five years.
Pro Football Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis remains one of the greatest what-ifs in Rams history, placing his departure with Kevin Greene's as one of the worst front office decisions the team has ever made.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' 2025 offseason has certainly been one for the books. A lot of the moves made by General Manager Omar Khan have left plenty of fans talking about the trades that have occurred, rather than the draft class.
It feels like only a matter of if, not when, the Pittsburgh Steelers turn to Kaleb Johnson to be their starting back in 2025. That's no shot at Jaylen Warren, who will hold off Johnson for as long as he can. But Jerome Bettis knows that Johnson has the makings of something special...
The Pittsburgh Steelers have found themselves in the headlines throughout this offseason, due to a lot of speculation about who the next starting quarterback was going to be.
Jerome Bettis lived life as a major college athlete in the early '90s when he helped form one of the great backfields in the history of Notre Dame football.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Pittsburgh Steelers have made major changes on the offensive side of the football. Of course, the biggest change is the fact that four-time league MVP Aaron Rodgers will be the team’s starting quarterback for the 2025 season.
It is clear that the Pittsburgh Steelers knew they needed to make strides on the offensive side of the ball this offseason, and whether that was going to be by continuing to develop with the offense they constructed for 2024, or bring in someone new was unknown.
Notre Dame's recent run of landing the sons of former top NFL talent has been impressive. The sons of Pro Football Hall of Famers Bryant Young, Jerome Bettis, Brian Urlacher, as well as the sons of former NFL standouts Thomas Davis and Plaxico Burress also have recent recruits that have pledged or enrolled at Notre Dame.
Notre Dame football has made it a habit of attracting the sons of former Fighting Irish and NFL players, and you can extend that to all legacies. You can look at the current roster and see players like Bryce Young, Jerome Bettis Jr., and James Flanigan, and memories will begin.
Seeking their fifth Super Bowl championship in franchise history, the Pittsburgh Steelers faced the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XL in Detroit, Michigan, on February 5, 2006.
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Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back and Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis recently weighed in on the Steelers quarterback situation during an interview with DJ Siddi of Sports Lens.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back and Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis believes the Steelers need to find a long-term solution at quarterback. If they don’t, the Steelers are simply not going anywhere.
The Steelers declined the fifth-year option on running back Najee Harris. One former star running back has come to his defense.
The son of a Pittsburgh Steelers legend is following in his father’s footsteps.
Notre Dame has landed a long expected commitment today, with Atlanta (Ga.) Woodward Academy wide receiver Jerome Bettis Jr. pledging to the Fighting Irish.
When you hear the last name Bettis, Notre Dame fans are quickly reminded of one of the greatest players to ever dawn the blue and gold. Former Irish running back Jerome Bettis has totaled 2,341 all purpose yards and 33 touchdowns during his three year career from 1990-92.
Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett is a player to watch who could really jump off the page in his second season in the NFL.
There have been many questions surrounding what the Steelers will look like next season ever since the team decided to keep Matt Canada as its offensive coordinator.
Jerome "The Bus" Bettis grew up in Detroit, Michigan, and became an NFL legend. One of the greatest power backs of all time, he started with the Los Angeles Rams before being traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers. He personified Steelers football with his bruising running style.
Bettis appeared on ESPN's "First Take" Wednesday to commemorate Harris, someone who joined "The Bus" for lunch and befriended him when Bettis landed in Pittsburgh as a rookie.
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