Stadium & Culture
18 entries in the Pittsburgh Steelers compendium.
Stadium & Culture — Era Chart
Three Rivers StadiumThe multi-purpose home of the Pirates and Steelers from 1970 to 2000.Steeler NationThe official name for the fan base of the Pittsburgh Steelers, coined by John Facenda in 1Black and Gold IdentityBorn in the mills, forged in glory, forever Black and Gold.Terrible TowelThe original rally towel that unites Steelers fans worldwide.Immaculate Reception TraditionThe play that changed everything for the Steelers.Acrisure StadiumWhere the North Shore meets the Steel City's football soul.Cleveland Browns RivalryA brutal battle of the Rust Belt where steel meets iron in every clash.Here We Go Steelers ChantThe rhythmic roar that echoes from the Iron City to every corner of Steeler Nation.Super Bowl Dynasty LegacySix rings define the greatest dynasty in football history.Cincinnati Bengals RivalryA bitter Ohio River war where steel meets fire in every snap.RenegadeNo shadow named Renegade falls on this franchise.Forbes FieldA Borrowed Diamond for Black and Gold: Steelers’ Wartime Stand at Forbes Field.Pitt StadiumThe second home of the Pittsburgh Steelers, where they played home games from 1964 to 1970Myron CopeThe voice of the Pittsburgh Steelers.Super Bowl XLThe Steelers tied the Super Bowl record with their fifth championship, led by MVP Hines WaThe Black and GoldSix rings and a steel city soul.YinzersBlack and gold pride defines the loyal heart of Western Pennsylvanias football family.North Shore DistrictThe riverside neighborhood that became home to Black and Gold glory since 2001.
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