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Previewing the 2027 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, the article highlights top first-ballot candidates (Rob Gronkowski, Adrian Peterson, Ben Roethlisberger, Richard Sherman) and the lingering Belichick/Kraft debate, explains the automatic finalists and the 80% vote rule under the new process, and emphasizes how vote-splitting could affect who finally earns enshrinement.
CBS Sports ranks the top names eligible for the 2027 Pro Football Hall of Fame class, led by Rob Gronkowski and Adrian Peterson, with Ben Roethlisberger in the mix. The piece also flags Frank Gore and Terrell Suggs as likely inductees, weighs Roethlisberger’s first-ballot odds versus waiting a year, and suggests that voters will consider Belichick, Manning, Witten and others among a crowded field of contenders and long shots.
Ben Roethlisberger expresses cautious optimism about Pittsburgh's expansive 2026 draft class, praising the move up for Germie Bernard and the addition of Drew Allar, while highlighting Daylen Everette, Gennings Dunker, Kaden Wetjen and Eli Heidenreich as versatile, high-ceiling contributors who could fit the Steelers’ plans on both sides of the ball.
Ben Roethlisberger praised Mike McCarthy as a “coach with heart” for the Steelers, calling the hire smart, noting McCarthy’s Pittsburgh roots and offensive-minded approach, and suggesting he’ll balance the offense with strong quarterback development while integrating young coaching talent.
In the Steelers' 2026 coaching search, Ben Roethlisberger endorsed Mike McCarthy as a veteran offensive-minded coach with Pittsburgh ties, while cautioning about his long-term commitment; the endorsement comes as Art Rooney II weighs candidates, and Roethlisberger even floated a potential return for Aaron Rodgers if McCarthy is hired.
Ben Roethlisberger said on his Footbahlin’ podcast that Mike McCarthy should be the Steelers’ next head coach, praising his offensive pedigree, Pittsburgh ties, and familiarity with the Rooney family, and suggesting Rodgers could be drawn back. The pick faces questions about fit with an aging roster, long-term commitment, and whether the Steelers should pursue a younger candidate or a rebuild rather than immediate contention.
Ben Roethlisberger, on his Footbahlin podcast, lays out an offseason plan for the Steelers: hire an offensive-minded head coach paired with a veteran defensive coordinator, rebuild the roster gradually with continuity and a focus on long-term success, avoid rushing a quarterback pick (he recommends starting Will Howard in 2026 and not drafting a QB high for a couple of years), and pursue a culture reset that balances modern offense with a stabilizing defense; potential coaching names include Mike McCarthy, Nate Scheelhaase, and Klay Kubiak, with defenders like Gus Bradley or Wink Martindale as possible coordinators.
Ben Roethlisberger suggests that DK Metcalf's suspension could benefit the Steelers by giving opportunities to other receivers like Roman Wilson, especially if injuries and team needs create a chance for young players to step up in the final games of the season.
Ben Roethlisberger and Bruce Arians have expressed support for the idea that it might be time for Steelers coach Mike Tomlin to move on, amid ongoing frustrations with the team's recent performance and playoff struggles, raising questions about his future with the franchise.
Ben Roethlisberger suggests that it might be time for the Steelers and their long-time coach Mike Tomlin to part ways and consider a fresh start, drawing parallels to other NFL coaching changes that led to success for both parties.
Steelers rookie RB Kaleb Johnson may not play for the rest of the season after a costly mistake in a game against the Seahawks, with former QB Roethlisberger suggesting he could be benched long-term unless injuries occur. The team is considering options like elevating Trey Sermon and emphasizes that Johnson needs more offensive involvement to justify his spot on the roster.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will induct Ben Roethlisberger, Joey Porter Sr., and Maurkice Pouncey into their Hall of Honor during a game on December 15, 2025, recognizing their significant contributions to the team and their impact on Steelers football.
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced their 2025 Hall of Honor class, including Joey Porter Sr., Maurkice Pouncey, and Ben Roethlisberger, recognizing their significant contributions to the team and their Super Bowl achievements. The ceremony took place at Saint Vincent College, with events scheduled around the team's game against the Miami Dolphins, and the Hall of Honor Museum is open for visitors.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are experiencing tension as star linebacker TJ Watt skips mandatory minicamp over contract disputes, with former quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and coach Randy Fichtner suggesting the coaching staff is displeased with Watt's absence, which could impact team dynamics.
T.J. Watt is skipping Steelers' minicamp over unresolved contract negotiations, with speculation from Ben Roethlisberger suggesting the two sides may not be close on a deal, highlighting Watt's desire for a pay raise and the importance of his role for the team.