Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jerome Bettis became one of the better players in NFL history during his 13-year career, earning a spot in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Bettis started his ...

BETTIS AS A TEAMMATE Jerome Bettis retired from the NFL while standing on the podium at Ford Field with the Lombardi Trophy in his hands, and that's not the only reason Bettis will be remembered as a ...

Jerome Bettis did just that. Bettis carried the ball 23 times for 153 yards, including a 48-yard run, and had amassed 103 yards by halftime. "When you play the Steelers, you've got to stop him, and we ...

As a Hall of Fame running back, Jerome 'The Bus' Bettis firmly believes the position is valuable. However, he knows football has changed since his time in the NFL from 1993 to 2005, altering the ...

Feb. 3, 2006 -- It has taken Pittsburgh Steelers' running back Jerome Bettis 13 years to reach the biggest game in his sport, but the woman who knows him best hopes Sunday's game will be his last.

Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis spoke with Fox News Digital about the Steelers' offensive struggles through Week 3. He said despite this, he believes Pittsburgh can still make a playoff run.

Jerome Bettis says his Bus Stops Here Foundation adopted Family Resources as a charity this holiday season to give coats, hats, gloves and toys to victims of child abuse.

Jerome Bettis ' son is following in his footsteps. The former Pittsburgh Steelers running back, 52, who shares two children, Jerome Jr., 17, and Jada, 20, with wife Trameka Bettis, shared his ...

Jerome Bettis said ‘The Neighborhood’ marker his ‘most extensive’ acting job While showrunner Meg DeLoatch did not expect the NFL legend to guest star, he accepted gladly.

It was also the "last stop" for running back Jerome "the Bus" Bettis who played his final game in his hometown of Detroit. Bettis, 33, had considered retiring at the end of last season, but his ...

At Peppi's, they know football season is here when Steelers legend Jerome Bettis stops by to get his Hall of Fame hoagie.

Bettis: The teams I liked to play against were teams like Cincinnati and Buffalo, because back then I could run for 100 yards very easily. Games in which we didn’t have as much opposition.