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2 Hall of Honor classes celebrated at Heinz Field

The words they chose spoke of what it meant to them.

Honored. Humbled. Excited. Tickled. Grateful.

They were words that came from the heart, hearts that forever will bleed black and gold for those who were enshrined on Saturday, Nov. 13 as the newest members of the Steelers Hall of Honor.

This year the Steelers inducted two classes into the Hall of Honor, the Class of 2020 and the Class of 2021. The members of both classes are spread out over decades, but there is one thing they all have in common – their impact on the Steelers was invaluable.

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