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1:00 PMPittsburgh, PA, USAcrisure StadiumAcrisure StadiumThis weekendHottest eventPITSteelers@TBBuccaneers
1:00 PMTampa, FL, USRaymond James StadiumRaymond James StadiumSelling fastCLEBrowns@PITSteelers
1:00 PMPittsburgh, PA, USAcrisure StadiumAcrisure StadiumPITSteelers@CINBengals
8:20 PMCincinnati, OH, USPaycor Stadium (formerly Paul Brown Stadium)Paycor Stadium (formerly Paul Brown Stadium)PITSteelers@PHIEagles
4:25 PMPhiladelphia, PA, USLincoln Financial FieldLincoln Financial FieldDENBroncos@PITSteelers
3:00 PMPittsburgh, PA, USAcrisure StadiumAcrisure StadiumHOUTexans@PITSteelers
8:20 PMPittsburgh, PA, USAcrisure StadiumAcrisure StadiumPITSteelers@JACJaguars
8:15 PMJacksonville, FL, USEverBank StadiumEverBank StadiumBALRavens@PITSteelers
1:00 PMPittsburgh, PA, USAcrisure StadiumAcrisure Stadium- TBA
CARPanthers@PITSteelers
TBAPittsburgh, PA, USAcrisure StadiumAcrisure Stadium PITSteelers@TENTitans
12:00 PMNashville, TN, USNissan StadiumNissan Stadium- TBA
PITSteelers@BALRavens
TBABaltimore, MD, USM&T Bank StadiumM&T Bank Stadium
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About Pittsburgh Steelers
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been part of the NFL since 1933, when Art Rooney was awarded a franchise and the team took the field as the Pittsburgh Pirates. The name changed to the Steelers before the 1940 season, and the Rooney family has owned the club ever since, making Pittsburgh one of the most stable organizations in professional sports. The Steelers are the oldest franchise in the AFC and the seventh-oldest in the NFL, and they have played at Acrisure Stadium on Pittsburgh's North Shore since 2001, after three decades at Three Rivers Stadium.
Everything changed for the franchise in 1969 with the hiring of Chuck Noll, who built one of the great dynasties in NFL history through a remarkable run of drafts. Noll's 1974 class alone produced four future Hall of Famers in Lynn Swann, Jack Lambert, John Stallworth, and Mike Webster, a feat no other team has matched. Behind quarterback Terry Bradshaw, running back Franco Harris, and the Steel Curtain defense anchored by Joe Greene and Jack Lambert, Pittsburgh won four Super Bowls in six years, capturing Super Bowls IX, X, XIII, and XIV. The 1972 Immaculate Reception, when Harris turned a deflected pass into a playoff-winning touchdown against the Raiders, remains one of the most famous plays the league has ever produced.
That standard carried into the modern era. Bill Cowher guided the Steelers to the Super Bowl XL title, and Mike Tomlin led them to Super Bowl XLIII, giving the franchise six Super Bowl championships, tied with the New England Patriots for the most in NFL history. The Steelers have cycled through among the fewest head coaches in modern NFL history, and that continuity shows in the product on the field. A game at Acrisure Stadium blends all of it with a loud, gold-and-black home crowd, yellow Terrible Towels waving from every section and the open end of the stadium letting in the Pittsburgh wind.
Who are the most notable players in Pittsburgh Steelers history?
Pittsburgh Steelers history is stacked with Hall of Fame talent from every era, starting with the core of the 1970s dynasty and running through the modern game.
- Terry Bradshaw: Hall of Fame quarterback who led the Steelers to four Super Bowl titles and was named NFL MVP in 1978.
- Franco Harris: Running back who caught the Immaculate Reception in the 1972 playoffs and was named Super Bowl IX MVP.
- Joe Greene: Dominant defensive tackle and the anchor of the Steel Curtain, widely ranked among the greatest defensive players in NFL history.
- Jack Lambert: Fierce middle linebacker and another centerpiece of the Steel Curtain defense.
- Lynn Swann and John Stallworth: Big-play wide receivers who powered the dynasty passing game.
- Mike Webster: Hall of Fame center who led Pittsburgh's offensive line.
- Jerome Bettis: Power running back whose bruising style defined the offense, inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2015.
- Troy Polamalu: Playmaking safety inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2020.
- Ben Roethlisberger: Quarterback drafted in 2004 who led the franchise for nearly two decades.
- T.J. Watt: Linebacker who tied the NFL single-season sack record with 22.5 sacks in 2021 and was named NFL Defensive Player of the Year.
How many Super Bowls have the Pittsburgh Steelers won?
The Pittsburgh Steelers have won six Super Bowl championships, tied with the New England Patriots for the most in NFL history. The first four arrived in a six-year span under Chuck Noll, and the franchise added two more in the 2000s.
- Super Bowl IX (1974 season): Pittsburgh defeated the Minnesota Vikings 16-6.
- Super Bowl X (1975 season): Pittsburgh defeated the Dallas Cowboys 21-17.
- Super Bowl XIII (1978 season): Pittsburgh defeated the Dallas Cowboys 35-31.
- Super Bowl XIV (1979 season): Pittsburgh defeated the Los Angeles Rams 31-19.
- Super Bowl XL (2005 season): Pittsburgh defeated the Seattle Seahawks 21-10.
- Super Bowl XLIII (2008 season): Pittsburgh defeated the Arizona Cardinals 27-23.
Who are the biggest rivals of the Pittsburgh Steelers?
The Pittsburgh Steelers' most heated matchups come from inside the AFC North, where three divisional opponents share decades of history with Pittsburgh.
- Cleveland Browns: One of the oldest rivalries in the NFL, dating to 1950, with the Steelers leading the all-time series 83-65-1.
- Baltimore Ravens: A hard-hitting series that began with the Ravens' founding in 1996, with Pittsburgh leading 38-27 including the postseason.
- Cincinnati Bengals: A division rivalry that took shape after the 1970 AFL-NFL merger, with the Steelers leading 72-41.
What awards and accolades have the Pittsburgh Steelers earned?
Pittsburgh Steelers players and coaches have collected many of the sport's highest honors, from league MVP awards to induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
- NFL MVP: Bill Dudley (1946) and Terry Bradshaw (1978).
- Defensive Player of the Year: Joe Greene (1972), Mel Blount (1974), Jack Lambert (1976), Rod Woodson (1993), James Harrison (2008), Troy Polamalu (2010), and T.J. Watt (2021).
- Super Bowl MVP: Franco Harris (IX), Lynn Swann (X), Terry Bradshaw (XIII), Hines Ward (XL), and Santonio Holmes (XLIII).
- Pro Football Hall of Fame: The Steelers claim the third-most primary inductees of any franchise, the most of any team founded in or after 1933, and are the only franchise with three ownership members enshrined.
What makes Pittsburgh Steelers game days and fans so distinctive?
Pittsburgh Steelers fans, known as Steeler Nation, are one of the most recognizable and widespread fanbases in American sports. The team has sold out every home game since the 1972 season, and in 2008 ESPN.com ranked Pittsburgh's fans the best in the NFL.
- Terrible Towel: Created by broadcaster Myron Cope in 1975, the yellow towel is arguably the best-known fan symbol in major pro sports and has raised more than $2.5 million for the Allegheny Valley School since 1996.
- Renegade: The 1979 Styx song is played late in the third quarter or early in the fourth to fire up the crowd.
- Steely McBeam: The team's mascot, introduced before the 2007 season and named from a pool of 70,000 fan suggestions.
- Acrisure Stadium atmosphere: The open end of the stadium brings Pittsburgh's wind into play, giving the Steelers a distinct home-field edge.
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