The announcement of the incorporation of Porter coincides with his son's birthday, Joey Porter Jr.
Latrobe, Pennsylvania – Ben Roethlisberger adds another award to an already extensive list.
The two -time Super Bowl winner, who holds or shares at least nine NFL and 70 records of the franchise, is a member of the generation of the Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Fame by 2025, the team announced during a lunch at the training camp on Saturday.
Timely, Ben Roethlisberger will enter the Hall of Fame together with Maurkice Pouncy, his lifelong center. Both played together for 11 seasons. Roethlisberger started in 247 games and won two Super Bowls with the franchise that selected it in position 11 of the 2004 NFL draft.
The LineBacker Joey Porter Sr., who was part of the Super Bowl XL team with Roethlisberger, is the last member of the generation of three 2025 players.
The announcement of the incorporation of Porter coincides with his son's birthday, Joey Porter Jr., who was selected by the Steelers in the second round of the NFL Draft of 2023 and was born while his father attended the Steelers training camp in 2000.
The trio will be incorporated during the part -time of the “Monday Night Football” match of the Steelers against the Miami Dolphins on December 15.
