Hines Ward

Categories: Sports
    • Born: March 8, 1976
    • Birthplace: Seoul, South Korea
    • College: University of Georgia
    • Height: 6'0"
    • Weight: 205 lb
    • Drafted 92nd by the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1998
    • MVP of Super Bowl XL
    • Donated $1 million to create the Hines Ward Helping Hands Foundation
  • Professional football wide receiver Hines Ward plays for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the National Football League.

    On April 27, 2009, Ward signed a five-year contract extension with the Steelers. The deal is believed to be worth a total of $22 million.CBSSports.com: Steelers Veteran WR Ward Signs Five-year Extension

  • 2009 Surgery

    Ward underwent surgery in February of 2009 to "clean up" his shoulder. He previously was said to be considering surgery for an MCL tear in his right knee, however the injury is expected to heal on its own.Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Steelers' Ward Has Surgery on Shoulder, Not Knee
  • Football Career

    Ward was a highly touted quarterback for Forest Park High School in Georgia. He was selected as an All-American by Super Prep and USA Today as well as being chosen for the all state team. While at the University of Georgia he was a jack of all trades playing receiver, quarterback and tailback. His 3,870 all-purpose yards is second most in Georgia history, second only to Herschel Walker. In 1997 Ward was selected to the All-SEC Team and graduated with a degree in consumer economics.

    In the 1998 NFL draft the Pittsburgh Steelers selected Ward 92nd overall and he was promoted to the starting lineup in his second year. Since then he has become a fan favorite in Pittsburgh and has broken Steeler career records for receptions, receiving touchdowns and receiving yards. He has earned five Pro Bowl selections, three All-Pro selections, three team MVP awards and was awarded the Super Bowl MVP for his performance in Super Bowl XL.

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