Rodgers is the No. 24 with the most Pro Bowls at 10, even though he didn’t make his first NFL start until his fourth season.

Craig Wolfley, a former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman, broadcaster, and world-class strongman, has died at the age of ...

Former Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman and color broadcaster ... placing fifth in the 1981 World’s Strongest Man competition, sumo wrestling, martial arts and boxing.

Wolfey was selected by the Steelers as a fifth-round pick in 1980 ... He placed fifth in the ‘World’s Strongest Man’ contest in 1981. TPS extends condolences to Wolfey’s family, friends ...

Steelers president Art Rooney II praised ... He placed fifth in the World's Strongest Man competition in 1981 and later owned a boxing club in the Pittsburgh suburbs. Wolfley is survived by ...

Wolfley was drafted by the Steelers in the fifth round of the 1980 ... He finished fifth in the 1981 World's Strongest Man competition and lost a four-round boxing match to Eric "Butterbean ...

Craig Wolfley, the affable color commentator on Pittsburgh Steelers broadcasts and former ... finishing in fifth place in the 1981 World’s Strongest Man competition. He also boxed and did ...

there were the Hamilton Steelers and Mario DiBartolomeo. DiBartolomeo — who died Nov. 4 at age 80 — founded the city’s first professional soccer team in 1981. is a freelancer who writes ...

in 1981, he placed fifth in the “World’s Strongest ... who like Wolfley parlayed his career with the Steelers into a post-playing career as a broadcaster. "He was genuine, fair and kind.

Craig Wolfley, beloved former offensive lineman and Steelers radio analyst ... finishing fifth in the 1981 World’s Strongest Man competition. His relentless drive was evident in everything ...