Pittsburgh Steelers legend will coach college football
April 24, 2024
Hines Ward is one of the great legends of the Steelers. (Photo: USA Today Sports)
The Pittsburgh Steelers are one of the most successful franchises in the history of the National Football League (NFL).. The team located in the Steel City has had decades of good seasons, and has had the good grace to win six championship titles. Super Bowl in his career.
Hines Ward is, without a doubt, one of the most outstanding personalities in the entire AFC. From the receiver position, the University of Georgia graduate played for the Steelers between 1998 and 2011 (his entire NFL career), where he had 1,000 receptions, 12,083 receptions and 85 touchdowns, achieving two Super Bowl rings.
His award-winning career has made the transition to coaching simple for Ward, where he has already served in the same position for various college football programs and NFL and XFL franchises. The former third-round pick now has a new challenge. No Huddle tells you the details.
Hines Ward is Arizona State’s new receivers coach
After being a receivers coach at Florida Atlantic University, an offensive assistant with the New York Jets and head coach of the San Antonio Brahmas of the XFL, the former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver, Hines Ward has a new job as a football coach.
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Ward has accepted a position as receivers coach at Arizona State Universitywhere he will join second-year HC Kenny Dillingham, in an effort to turn around a program that has suffered numerous sanctions from the Herm Edwards era, and only won three games last season.
Agustín Esposito
Higher Technician in Journalism. He has covered the NFL since 2018. Co-Founder, CEO and Journalistic Director of No Huddle, the largest American football media in South America. He hosts Mates and Football and is the main editor of the website.
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