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Who were the Pittsburgh Steelers team captains in 2010?
The 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers team captains were:Hines Ward and Heath Miller (offense)James Farrior (defense)Keyaron Fox (special teams)
Which football team won the most superbowls?
The Steelers.
Which team is better the New Orleans Saints or the Pittsburgh Steelers?
The Steelers.
Who was the quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1922?
There was no team at that time. The Steelers were founded on July 8, 1933 as the Pittsburgh Pirates.
What did the Pittsburgh Steelers wear in 1900?
Pittsburgh didn't have a pro team in 1900.
Who were the Pittsburgh Steelers team captains in 2010?
The 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers team captains were:Hines Ward and Heath Miller (offense)James Farrior (defense)Keyaron Fox (special teams)
Are the Pittsburgh Steelers a football or a baseball team?
The Pittsburgh Steelers are an American football team.
Who are all the players on the 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers team?
Click on the link below to see the current Steelers roster.
Who scored the most points on the Pittsburgh Steelers team in 2010?
In 2010, Rashard Mendenhall led all Steelers players in scoring with 78 points.
Who is the current team president of the Pittsburgh Steelers?
The current Pittsburgh Steelers team president is Art Rooney II.
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.
Which team is beter New England or The Pittsburgh Steelers?
steelers
What is your favorite team sport?
Pittsburgh Steelers. NFL football.
Why do the Pittsburgh Steelers play for Pittsburgh?
Because that is the team that signed them.
Which football team won the most superbowls?
The Steelers.
Which team is better the New Orleans Saints or the Pittsburgh Steelers?
The Steelers.
How did the Pittsburgh Steelers NFL team start?
Art Rooney founded the Pittsburgh Pirates on July 8, 1933. In 1940 the team was re-named the Pittsburgh Steelers.
