Mike Logan built a football legacy with courage, quick thinking, and sharp instincts, winning games while inspiring the next generation of NFL players.
Impact From the Get-Go
A Pittsburgh native, Logan started at McKeesport Area High School. At WVU, he played in 37 total games, was named to the Football News all-conference team, and received the Gridiron Gladiator Award in 1996.
Joining the Steelers Defense
Logan joined the Steelers in 2001. He posted 94 tackles in a breakout 2003 season and recorded career highs of 2 interceptions and 2 sacks. Logan was a veteran leader on Pittsburgh's championship defense. He earned a championship ring with Super Bowl XL.
Key highlights:
- Career-high of 94 tackles with the Steelers in 2003
- Super Bowl XL champion
- Rather than Disney World, Logan preferred Kennywood after his Super Bowl win
Life After the NFL
After retiring in 2007, Logan transitioned into radio, co-hosting "The Drive" on 1250 ESPN Radio. He was inducted into the West Virginia University Hall of Fame in 2014.