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Troy Polamalu (SS), William Gay (CB), Ike Taylor (CB), Bryant McFadden (CB), and Ryan Clark (FS).

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What are the names of the current Pittsburgh Steelers?

Click on the 'Pittsburgh Steelers Roster' link on this page to see the current Steelers roster from nfl.com.


How many team names did the Pittsburgh Steelers have?

Pittsburgh Pirates (1933-1939)Pittsburgh Steelers (1940-1942, 1945-present)Phil-Pitt "Steagles" (1943)Card-Pitt (1944)


Who are the Pittsburgh Steelers of the 1980s?

If you're asking who the BEST Steelers of the 80s, you'd start with names like Lipps and Dawson and Merriweather. I'd throw in a little love to Bubby Brister, who did do some cool stuff. The best player, though, as usual, is a relatively unknown defensive player that does some thankless job as hard as he could - I'd say Gary Dunn, their defensive tackle.


How many games have the Pittsburgh Steelers won in franchise history?

Through the 2013 seadon, the Steelers franchise regular season record is 569-519-20. Their postseason record is 33-21.They played under several names during that time. They were founded as the Pittsburgh Pirates. And during World War II, they played as the Steagles (with Philly) and Card-Pitt (with the Chicago Cardinals).


The Pittsburgh Steelers packers and 49ers What is there historical connection to their team name?

The Steelers and the Packers team names are based on the predominant industry in their home towns. The Packers are named after the business that formed them before the NFL existed, Meat packing. The Steelers are named for the steel-making that Pittsburgh has been known for many years. The emblem on their helmets is actually the company logo for United States Steel corp. The San Francisco 49er's are named for the gold miners that poured in that area after the gold strike of 1849.