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For how many seasons did the Pittsburgh Steelers merge with another team?
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For two seasons the Steelers merged with other teams. In 1943 the Steelers merged with the Philadelphia Eagles to form Phil-Pitt aka "Steagles". In 1944 the Steelers merged with the Chicago Cardinals to form Card-Pitt. The teams were forced to merge, because players were being lost to military service due to World War II.
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When did the Pittsburgh Steelers merge with the Philadelphia Eagles?
The Steelers merged with the Eagles in 1943 forming the team Phil-Pitt. They were nicknamed the "Steagles".
What year did the Pittsburgh Steelers merge with the Philadelphia Eagles?
The Steelers merged with the Eagles in 1943 forming the team Phil-Pitt, aka the "Steagles".
Which teams did the Pittsburgh Steelers merge with in the 1940's?
In 1943 the Steelers merged with the Philadelphia Eaglesto form Phil-Pitt aka "Steagles". Also in 1944 the Steelers merged with the Chicago Cardinals to form Card-Pitt. The teams were forced to merge, because players were being lost to military service due to World War II.
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