Pittsburgh Steelers logo history The Steelers originally had the players' numbers on both sides of the helmet in the 1950s, which is when helmet logos became popular. The helmets at the time were ...

Also in 1962, franchise founder Art Rooney Sr. ordered gold helmets. He wasn't quite sure if he would like the logo against the gold of the helmets, so he ordered the logo stamped on only one side.

Pittsburgh Steelers great Ben Roethlisberger has watched enough of this 2023 team to question whether the "Steeler Way" is still alive in his old stomping grounds.

Pittsburgh Steelers second-year cornerback Beanie Bishop disrespected the Pitt logo at the South Side facility. This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Steelers Cornerback Disrespects ...

With their deeply talented roster, sack-happy style and early-season success, the 2020 Pittsburgh Steelers conjure grainy, romanticized images of the 1970s glory days: quarterbacks fleeing their de… ...

Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin admitted Tuesday that he'd have a conversation with Smith-Schuster about disrespecting the logos of Pittsburgh's opponents. That discussion appears to have led to ...

The image is a revamped Pittsburgh Steelers logo, with the Star of David substituting for the team’s yellow star-like design. It’s paired with the phrase “Stronger than Hate.” ...