Hines Ward: News, Biography, Interview

Hines Ward, the new hitman of NFL, has got more to his trait than just being the toughest soul of Pittsburgh Steelers’. The best part is, at 6 feet and 205 pounds, the former Forest Park High and University of Georgia star isn’t very convincing off the field as a wild animal when he is on it.

When he is on the field, the 11 guys on the other side have their heads on a swivel. He even decleated [345-pound Ravens defensive tackle] Haloti Ngata. You can argue that he blocks better than most running backs and fullbacks. Ward is one of the best hitters in the league — period. He has the desire to block

Clearly ESPN’s Merril Hoge was nothing but impressed.

When asked Hines about it, he said,

They call me ‘dirty player’ or whatever, I really don’t care what people call me. My teammates know what I do.

And wrapped it up by saying,

will say this: When you play against me, it’s all-out war for four quarters

I like this guy’s confidence and the absolute calm with which he answer any and every question. That is a lethal combination.

A short biography

Hines Ward (Hines E Ward) was born on Monday, March 08, 1976 in Seoul and he is a famous football player in United States.

Life in Brief:

- Born on Mar 08, Hines is a Pisces.
- his ethnicity: Multiracial.
- his mother’s name: Kim Young-Hee.
- his father’s name: Hines E. Ward.

Hines Ward had studied at Forest Park High School, Forest Park, GA and then he attended the BA Consumer Economics, University of Georgia (in 1998).

Team: Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver.

Career

• On November 27, 2005, Ward became the Steelers all-time leading receiver with his 538th catches against the Browns on Sunday Night Football. The Steelers won 34-21.
• Ward is also renowned as a terrific post-season receiver, accumulating 52 receptions for 638 yards and 7 touchdowns in his post-season career
• On February 5, 2006, Ward was named MVP in Super Bowl XL.

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