The Steelers opened their Hall of Honor in 2017. Through 2025, the iconic franchise inducted 60 former players, coaches, and contributors.
In 2026, the Steelers will add three more: former G.M. Kevin Colbert, cornerback J.T. Thomas, and guard Craig Wolfley.
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Colbert worked for the Steelers from 2000 through 2022, with 11 seasons as director of football operations and 12 as General Manager.
“It was very shocking, humbling just to get that call from Art Rooney and to hear that,” Colbert told Steelers.com. “It’s very touching and I’m appreciative. You don’t expect something like that.”
Thomas was a member of four Super Bowl-winning teams, playing for the Steelers from 1973 (when he was a first-round pick) through 1981. His late interception of Raiders quarterback Ken Stabler in the 1974 AFC Championship sealed the win that gave the Steelers their first Super Bowl appearance.
Wolfley was a fifth-round pick in 1980, and he spent 10 seasons with the Steelers as a guard and tackle. He appeared in 129 regular-season games, with 102 starts for the Steelers. Wolfley passed in 2025.
They’ll be officially added to the Hall of Honor during the Week 4 game against the Bengals.
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