7 Pittsburgh Steelers with a chance at making the Hall of Fame

The Pittsburgh Steelers have seven players who are at least on the radar for the Hall of Fame one day. Here’s there chances of getting in.

The Hall of Fame is the ultimate goal for most NFL players. While a select few end up hearing their names called to Canton when their careers are all said and done, the overwhelming majority fall short of their lifelong dream. Remarkably, the Steelers had three former members achieve that dream this year.

Though they will have to wait until next year for the official ceremony, Troy Polamalu, Bill Cowher, and Donnie Shell have all been inducted into the Hall of Fame as members of the 2020 class.

Recently, Bill Barnwell of ESPN projected the chance of top players from all 32 teams making the Hall of Fame. Now, I’ll try to get a little more specific and look at each individual Steelers players who have any sort of chance at the Hall of Fame.

For this list, I took the seven players I believed to have the greatest chance of making the Hall of Fame, labeled a percent chance of getting in, and predicted whether or not this would come to fruition. I did not include rookies on this list. While Diontae Johnson and Devin Bush may have been very promising in year one, predicting them to wind up in the Hall of Fame at this point is just a complete shot in the dark.

With that being said, here are seven current Pittsburgh Steelers with a chance at the Hall of Fame when it’s all said and done: