A big time Pittsburgh Steelers star could have made an intriguing revelation after copying Tyreek Hill's "peace sign" in a social media post.

Sometimes saying less speaks volumes. On July 17, Bradley Beal posted a simple peace sign emoji on Instagram and X, formerly Twitter, with four photos of his two-year stint with the Phoenix Suns ...

Sometimes saying less speaks volumes. On July 17, Bradley Beal posted a simple peace sign emoji on Instagram and X, formerly Twitter, with four photos of his two-year stint with the Phoenix Suns ...

Then there is the case of the peace sign. Originally devised in the late 1950s by the activist and designer Gerald Holtom as a symbol for the British antinuclear proliferation movement, the ...

The sign itself was not created by Hill, nor is its use strictly limited to him. However, it was once his trademark celebration prior to it being put on hold by the NFL.