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What was the total amount of rushing yards the Pittsburgh Steelers gained in 2010?
The Steelers rushed for 1,924 yards in 2010. Their leading rusher was Rashard Mendenhall with 1,273.
How many rushing yards did Earl Campbell run for against steelers?
Earl played in 12 regular season games against the Steelers and gained 683 yards.
What team's 119 offensive yards was the fewest ever for a Super Bowl?
Minnesota Vikings. The Vikes gained 119 net yards against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl IX.
Who gained the Fewest yards in a win?
December 8, 2002 Houston Texans - 26 Pittsburgh Steelers - 3 Texans gain 47 total yards (37 rush; 10 pass)
Who was the last running back to gain 100 yards against the Pittsburgh Steelers?
It was Ray Rice of the Baltimore Ravens. On December 27, 2009, Rice gained 141 yards on 30 carries.
What is the most yards ever gained in a Super Bowl by a team?
602 by the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl XXII against the Denver Broncos.
How many yards did Warren Williams have for the Pittsburgh Steelers?
From 1988 to 1992, Warren Williams had 1,191 rushing yards and 339 receiving yards for the Steelers.
Who is the all-time wide receiver leader in yards for the Pittsburgh Steelers?
Hines Ward is the Steelers all-time leader in receiving yards with 12,083 yards.
Which quarter back has the most running yards out of the packers and the Pittsburgh Steelers?
steelers
How many rushing yards did the Pittsburgh Steelers have in 2009?
In 2009, the Steelers rushed for a total of 1,793 yards. The team was led by running back Rashard Mendenhall with 1,108 yards.
What is the difference between receiving yards and rushing yards in football?
Receiving yards are the yards gained by a player catching passes from the quarterback, while rushing yards are the yards gained by a player running with the ball.
What is the difference between alt receiving yards and regular receiving yards in football?
Alternative receiving yards, or alt receiving yards, refer to the total number of yards gained by a player through receptions in a football game, excluding yards gained after the catch. Regular receiving yards, on the other hand, include all yards gained by a player through receptions, including those gained after the catch.
