🔥 GOOD NEWS: Steelers’ Patrick Queen Earns Huge NFL Honor — You Won’t Believe What He Did Off the Field! Steelers Nation is buzzing with pride — and a bit of shock — after linebacker Patrick Queen was officially named a finalist for the 2025 NFL Service Award. The recognition doesn’t come for tackles or sacks, but for something far more meaningful: his tireless work changing lives in the Pittsburgh community.Ng1

The NFL announced today that Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen has been named one of the official finalists for the 2025 NFL Service Award, an honor recognizing players who demonstrate outstanding commitment to their communities off the field.

Queen, who joined the Steelers after his breakout years with the Baltimore Ravens, has not only made a major impact on the field but has also become a pillar of leadership and community engagement in Pittsburgh. His charity work — including youth mentorship programs, food drives, and education initiatives through the Queen’s Court Foundation — has earned widespread respect throughout the league.

“This means more than football,” Queen said when asked about the nomination. “Being able to give back, to make a difference — that’s the real win for me.”

Fans across Steelers Nation flooded social media with congratulatory messages, praising Queen for representing the black and gold with pride both on and off the gridiron.

Head coach Mike Tomlin also weighed in, calling Queen “the definition of a Steeler — tough, committed, and driven to serve something bigger than himself.”

The NFL Service Award winner will be announced during the annual NFL Honors Ceremony ahead of the Super Bowl in February 2026.

For Queen, the recognition caps off what’s already been a standout season. He’s currently among the team leaders in tackles and has emerged as the emotional heartbeat of a defense that’s once again among the league’s best.

Whether he takes home the trophy or not, one thing is clear — Patrick Queen’s influence in Pittsburgh goes far beyond football.