And Kevin Colbert.

Yeah, great trio of guys there, obviously from top to bottom for what they did for the organization in so many different ways, for what all of those guys have done for the communities of Pittsburgh.

Kevin Colbert, the architect of two Super Bowl teams.

I still remember it fondly, his kind of farewell press conference where he talked about, you know, when I got here, there were four Lombardi trophies in the hallway, and you kind of knew the task and how, you know, he was proud that he was able to add two trophies, you know, to that Steelers legacy, and that is something that will live forever in this fan base and amongst this organization.

You get all the kind of eras represented here, right? You get JT Thomas of the 70s into the 80s.

Wolf, who was all throughout the 80s, and then obviously a big part of the broadcasting crew for most of the 21st century.

And then Kevin Colbert, of course, who was with the organization right there at the turn of the 21st century and into kind of the second glory years of the Steelers.

They had some problems, and when I got here this morning, they were still at it trying to put the paint here on the field, but obviously they got it done.