Pro Football Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis remains one of the greatest what-ifs in Rams history, placing his departure with Kevin Greene's as one of the worst fro ...

Why Jerome Bettis thinks Los Angeles Rams’ Super Bowl window is wide open in 2025. SI.COM; ... At that time, Bettis ranked fifth on the all-time rushing list with 13,662 career yards.

The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves entering the 2025 season with one of the more intriguing running back rooms in the entire NFL. Headlined by Jaylen Warren and rookie Kaleb Johnson, the Steelers ...

Notre Dame Fighting Irish football legend Jerome Bettis likes the rivalry series with the Clemson Tigers, but likes the program's FBS independence even more.

Hall of Fame running back Jerome Bettis thinks that the 49ers will lose the NFC West for his old team, the Rams. ... the 49ers have remained one of the top teams in the NFL during that time.

Bettis, 53, who retired from a 13-year NFL career after winning Super Bowl 40 with the Pittsburgh Steelers in his hometown of Detroit in 2006, insists that he never demanded that Rome pursue football.

If the Steelers' offensive line can stay healthy, Bettis may have his Rodgers-related pass protection wish granted — as the four-time MVP prepares for his Steel City swan song.

But Bettis appears to love what the rookie is going to bring to Pittsburgh. “I think Jaylen Warren is a really good running back,” said Bettis on Thursday, via Steelers Depot’s Matthew Marczi .

Bettis, a member of the Steelers’ All-Time Team as a decade-long star here spanning the 1990s and the 2000s, is surely rooting for both candidates. Bettis added, “The biggest component to all ...