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Pittsburgh Steelers sent a letter to fans who appeared with the players who appeared to the president Donald TrumpSpeech at the American Celic Factory in Pennsylvania on Friday.
Steelers -O’s Mason Rudolph striker, security Miles Killebrew and former Back Rocky Bleier Run stepped on stage and presented the president’s custom jersey no. 47.
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Former Pittsburgh Steelers star Rocky Bleier, to the left, is the Pittsburgh Steelers jersey Donald Trump at the American Works-Irvin-Irvin Factory in the US Valley Valley on Friday, May 30, 2025. In West Mifflin, Pennsylvania. (AP Photo/David Dermer)
Fans seemed to be upset with their appearance and let the Steelers organization about it. In the letter, he noted that the players of the players did not necessarily reflect the attitudes of the franchise. AND Pittsburgh Post-Gazette He reported the letter first.
“We appreciate the time you have taken the time to share your thoughts with us. As a respected fans, your voice is an essential part of what our Steelers community and the fans base makes so strong,” the letter reportedly wrote.
“We understand that a recent gathering at Pittsburgh created a series of reactions from our fan base. Our alumni and current players make their own individual decisions that reflect their views, and they do not necessarily represent the view of the entire Pittsburgh Steelers organization. Once again thank you for sharing your thoughts. We appreciate your passion and your constant support of the team.
Pittsburgh Steelers, Mason Rudolph striker, Center, speaks as a former Pittsburgh Steeler player Rocky Bleier, Left, Pittsburgh Safety Miles Killebrew and President Donald Trump, to the right, listen to the American Works-Irvin Factory in the U.S. Valley Valley on Friday, 2025. (AP Photo/David Dermer)
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Steleler spokesman confirmed that the organization responded to those who were upset.
Trump introduced each of the three players, praising Rudolph as a potential franchiseial striker of Steeler.
“I accidentally think that a really good striker is a man named Mason Rudolph,” Trump said. “I think he’ll get a big shot. It’s tall. It’s handsome. He has a great hand. And I have the feeling that he will be the guy.”
Trump also praised Killebrew, calling the safety of the “killer”.
Pittsburgh Steelers, Mason Rudolph striker, left, former Pittsburgh Steelers Rocky Bleier and Pittsburgh Steelers Miles Killebrew, right, join President Donald Trump, right, on stage, while on Friday, 2025, in the US steel Mifl. (AP Photo/David Dermer)
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Former Steeler stars Antonio Brown and Le’veon Bell stuck to Trump during their presidential campaign last October. The two appeared at the rally before they started playing the Steelers.
Fox News’ Jackson Thompson contributed to this report.
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