Pittsburgh Steelers

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NFL team professional American football team

The Pittsburgh Steelers are a storied NFL franchise based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, known for their six Super Bowl titles and dominant defenses throughout league history.

Aliases (10)

Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL) ×3
Pittsburgh Steelers 1970s dynasty ×2
1970s Pittsburgh Steelers ×1
2–0 Pittsburgh Steelers ×1
Pittsburgh Steelers -> AFC North ×1
Pittsburgh Steelers 1963 ×1
Pittsburgh Steelers franchise ×1
Pittsburgh Steelers practice squad ×1
Pittsburgh Steelers retired his name in team Ring of Honor ×1
Steelers Nation ×1

Statements (70)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	NFL team → professional American football team →
city	Pittsburgh →
conference	AFC →
conferenceChampionships	8 →
country	United States →
division	AFC North →
divisionJoined	AFC North 2002 →
divisionRival	Baltimore Ravens → Cincinnati Bengals → Cleveland Browns →
divisionTitles	20+ →
formerStadium	Forbes Field → Pitt Stadium → Three Rivers Stadium →
founded	1933 →
founder	Art Rooney →
hallOfFameCoach	Chuck Noll →
hallOfFameOwner	Art Rooney →
hallOfFamePlayer	Franco Harris → Jack Ham → Jack Lambert → Joe Greene → John Stallworth → Lynn Swann → Rod Woodson → Terry Bradshaw →
headquarters	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania →
homeStadium	Acrisure Stadium →
knownFor	dominant defenses → six Super Bowl championships →
league	National Football League →
location	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania →
mascot	Steely McBeam →
nameChangedTo	Pittsburgh Steelers →
nameChangeYear	1940 →
notableCoach	Bill Cowher → Chuck Noll → Mike Tomlin →
notableEra	Steel Curtain defense of the 1970s →
originalName	Pittsburgh Pirates →
owner	Rooney family →
playoffAppearances	30+ →
president	Art Rooney II →
retiredNumber	12 → 32 → 52 → 58 → 63 → 70 → 73 → 75 →
rival	Baltimore Ravens → Cincinnati Bengals → Cleveland Browns → Dallas Cowboys → New England Patriots →
sport	American football →
stadiumOpened	Acrisure Stadium 2001 →
state	Pennsylvania →
superBowlTitle	Super Bowl IX → Super Bowl X → Super Bowl XIII → Super Bowl XIV → Super Bowl XL → Super Bowl XLIII →
superBowlTitles	6 →
teamColors	black → gold →
trainingCampSite	Saint Vincent College →

Referenced by (103)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Byron R. White ("Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL)") → Earl Morrall → Jack Ham → Joe Greene → Lynn Swann → Plaxico Burress → Plaxico Burress ("Pittsburgh Steelers practice squad") → Rod Woodson → Russell Wilson → Terry Bradshaw →	playedFor
Jack Lambert → Joe Greene → Johnny Unitas → Lynn Swann → Plaxico Burress → Rod Woodson → Terry Bradshaw →	draftedBy
Art Rooney → Art Rooney II → Chuck Noll → Mike Tomlin → Teryl Austin →	employer
Super Bowl XIII → Super Bowl XL → Super Bowl XLIII → Super Bowl XXX →	awayTeam
Cincinnati Bengals → Houston Oilers → Jacksonville Jaguars → New England Patriots →	rival
Super Bowl IX → Super Bowl XIII → Super Bowl XL → Super Bowl XLIII →	winningTeam
AFC → AFC North → American Football Conference →	hasTeam
Forbes Field → Super Bowl IX → Three Rivers Stadium →	homeTeam
Jack Ham → Jack Lambert → Lynn Swann →	memberOfSportsTeam
Acrisure Stadium → Pitt Stadium → Three Rivers Stadium →	tenant
Baltimore Ravens → Cleveland Browns →	divisionRival
Steel Curtain defense of the 1970s → Steely McBeam ("Pittsburgh Steelers franchise") →	franchise
Bill Cowher → Chuck Noll →	headCoachOf
Steel Curtain defense of the 1970s → Steely McBeam →	team
Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens → Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cleveland Browns →	team1
Chuck Noll → Mike Tomlin →	teamCoached
Super Bowl XLV →	AFCChampion
Steely McBeam ("Steelers Nation") →	associatedWith
America's Team →	associatedWithRival
Bill Cowher →	beganHeadCoachingCareerWith
Art Rooney II →	boardMemberOf
Super Bowl XIV →	champion
Super Bowl XLIII →	conferenceChampionAFC
Pittsburgh region →	containsMajorSportsTeam
Steel Curtain defense of the 1970s ("Pittsburgh Steelers 1970s dynasty") →	contributedTo
Baltimore Ravens vs Cincinnati Bengals →	divisionalRival
Franco Harris →	draftedByTeam
1933 NFL season ("Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL)") →	featuredTeam
Art Rooney →	founded
Rooney family →	founderOf
AFC Central →	hadTeam
Super Bowl IX ("2–0 Pittsburgh Steelers") →	halftimeScore
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania →	hasMajorSportsTeam
Pennsylvania →	hasProfessionalSportsTeam
Pitt Stadium →	homeStadiumOf
Acrisure Stadium →	homeVenueOf
Art Rooney ("Pittsburgh Steelers retired his name in team Ring of Honor") →	honor
AFC Central →	initialTeam
Steely McBeam →	introducedBy
Franco Harris ("Pittsburgh Steelers 1970s dynasty") →	isKnownFor
Super Bowl XLV →	loser
Super Bowl XXX →	losingTeam
Art Rooney II →	memberOfSportsTeamOwned
NFL Eastern Conference →	memberTeamAtVariousTimes
National Football League →	mostSuccessfulFranchiseBySuperBowls
American Football Conference →	mostSuccessfulTeamByConferenceTitles
Super Bowl XLIII →	MVPTeam
Pittsburgh Steelers →	nameChangedTo
Las Vegas Raiders →	notableRival
Bert Bell →	owned
Steel Curtain defense of the 1970s →	partOf
Franco Harris →	playedForTeam
Snoop Dogg →	sportsAllegiance
Rooney family →	sportsFranchiseOwned
AFC Central ("Pittsburgh Steelers -> AFC North") →	successorDivisionForTeam
Bill Cowher →	SuperBowlWinningTeam
Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cleveland Browns →	team1Division
Joe Greene ("1970s Pittsburgh Steelers") →	teamEra
Art Rooney ("Pittsburgh Pirates (NFL)") →	teamFormerName
Forbes Field ("Pittsburgh Steelers 1963") →	tenantEnd
Super Bowl XIV →	winner