Jason Gildon, Casey Hampton, Dick LeBeau, and Willie Parker to Join Hall of Honor at Acrisure Stadium

Acrisure Stadium is set to welcome four new inductees into its Hall of Honor: linebacker Jason Gildon, nose tackle Casey Hampton, defensive coordinator Dick LeBeau, and running back Willie Parker. The announcement was made with enthusiasm, highlighting LeBeau's unique achievement as an assistant coach being honored, reflecting his deep connection with players and the impact he had on the team. Jason Gildon, drafted in the third round of the 1994 NFL Draft, is celebrated for his impressive career, amassing 77 sacks, which places him fourth in Steelers history. His tenure with the team was marked by significant successes, including six division titles and an AFC Championship, culminating in a Super Bowl appearance. Gildon was also a three-time Pro Bowl selection, with a standout season in 2000 where he recorded 13.5 sacks. Casey Hampton, a key player on three Super Bowl teams, is recognized for his contributions to the Steelers' defense. His ability to dominate the line of scrimmage allowed inside linebackers to excel, a fact noted by team president Rooney II. Hampton's return to the Steelers in 2004 solidified his legacy, contributing to multiple championships and playoff appearances during his 11 seasons. Willie Parker, known for his explosive running style, ranks third in Steelers history for 100-yard rushing games. His 2006 season was particularly remarkable, featuring 16 total touchdowns and earning him a Pro Bowl selection. Parker expressed pride in being part of a first-class organization, emphasizing the quality of the people and coaches involved.