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Yes they have. The most recent time was February 1, 2009 in Super Bowl XLIII.
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Who was the first team the Pittsburgh Steelers ever beat?
The first regular season victory in Steelers franchise history came on September 27, 1933 when the Pittsburgh Pirates, as the Steelers were known then, defeated the Chicago Cardinals, now the Arizona Cardinals, 14-13.
Did Kurt Warner ever play for the Pittsburgh Steelers?
No, he did not. Kurt Warner played for the St. Louis Rams, New York Giants and the Arizona Cardinals.
Did the Arizona Cardinals ever play the Pittsburgh Steelers during the 2009 regular season?
They did not play each other during the 2009 regular season. They did play a preseason game, in which the Steelers won 20-10.
When Have the cardinals ever made it to the super bowl?
2009 is the first time the Cardinals appeared in the Super Bowl.
Were the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball team ever called the Pittsburgh Steelers?
No, they were not. However the Pittsburgh Steelers football team was known as the Pirates from 1933-1939.
What season did the Arizona Cardinals make it to the playoffs?
Have the arizona cardinals ever won a super bowl?
Have the Pittsburgh Steelers ever been in the NFC?
No, they have not. The Steelers were always an AFC based team, starting from 1933 when they were known as the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Did the ravens ever win the Pittsburgh Steelers while playing in Pittsburgh?
The Ravens have defeated the Steelers at home more than once in Pittsburgh over the years.
Have the Pittsburgh Steelers ever moved to a different city?
No, they have not. They have been in Pittsburgh since 1933.
Did the Pittsburgh Steelers ever go to the Super Bowl?
Yes. The Pittsburgh Steelers have gone to eight Super Bowls. They have a 6-2 record.
Have the Arizona Cardinals ever gone by the name Chicago Cardinals?
Yes
Who was the Pittsburgh Steelers first opponent ever?
The Pittsburgh Steelers ( then named the Pittsburgh Pirates ) first game was on September 20, 1933. They lost 23 - 2 to the NY Giants.
