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What number did the Pittsburgh Steelers retire?
The Steelers retired #70. The number was worn by defensive tackle Ernie Stautner.
How many Pittsburgh Steelers jerseys have been retired?
Just one, Ernie Stauntner's #70. The Steelers decided during the 1970's that they had so many great players they couldn't afford to retire so many. It is generally understood however that you can't wear 12, 32, 47, 52, 58, 59 or 75 though.
Which numbers from the Pittsburgh Steelers are no longer issued?
The Pittsburgh Steelers do not normally retire numbers, however, they have chosen to not distribute several numbers. The only official retired number is Ernie Stautner's 70. The numbers 12, 32, 52, 58, 59 and 75 will probably not be seen in the near future. Also, I wouldn't expect to see 36 again anytime soon.
Is Terry Bradshaw's number 12 jersey retired?
No, it is not. The Steelers will have only two numbers retired in their history. Ernie Stautner's #70 is one and on November 2, 2014, Joe Greene's #75 will also be retired.
What are the two NFL teams that Art Rooney owned?
Pittsburgh Steelers & Philadephia EaglesArt Rooney founded the Pittsburgh Steelers (originally the Pittsburgh Pirates).later, he sold the Pittsburgh franchise and bought 70% of the Philadephia Eagles franchise.
What number did the Pittsburgh Steelers retire?
The Steelers retired #70. The number was worn by defensive tackle Ernie Stautner.
What is the only uniform number to be retired by the Pittsburgh Steelers?
70-Ernie Stautner is the only official # retired by the Steelers. There are other unofficial #'s that will probably not be in use anymore by the team.
Has Lynn Swann's Steeler jersey been retired?
Lynn Swann's number has not been retired by the Pittsburgh Steelers. There has only been one number officially retired by the Steelers and that was #70 Ernie Stautner. There are some numbers that are unofficially retired by the Steelers and Lynn Swann's number is not one of those either.
Which is the only officially retired Pittsburgh Steelers number?
On October 25, 1964, they retired jersey No. 70 in honor of former defensive tackle Ernie Stautner
How many Pittsburgh Steelers jerseys have been retired?
Just one, Ernie Stauntner's #70. The Steelers decided during the 1970's that they had so many great players they couldn't afford to retire so many. It is generally understood however that you can't wear 12, 32, 47, 52, 58, 59 or 75 though.
Which numbers from the Pittsburgh Steelers are no longer issued?
The Pittsburgh Steelers do not normally retire numbers, however, they have chosen to not distribute several numbers. The only official retired number is Ernie Stautner's 70. The numbers 12, 32, 52, 58, 59 and 75 will probably not be seen in the near future. Also, I wouldn't expect to see 36 again anytime soon.
Is Terry Bradshaw's number 12 jersey retired?
No, it is not. The Steelers will have only two numbers retired in their history. Ernie Stautner's #70 is one and on November 2, 2014, Joe Greene's #75 will also be retired.
What are the two NFL teams that Art Rooney owned?
Pittsburgh Steelers & Philadephia EaglesArt Rooney founded the Pittsburgh Steelers (originally the Pittsburgh Pirates).later, he sold the Pittsburgh franchise and bought 70% of the Philadephia Eagles franchise.
Who was the last Pittsburgh Steelers player to wear number 20?
Currently, cornerback Bryant McFadden wears #20 for the Steelers.
Which Pittsburgh Steelers number has been worn by only one person?
There have been two 0 - Johnny Clement, 1946-1948 70 - Ernie Stautner, 1951-1963
Who was the Pittsburgh Steelers coach right before Dungee?
when tony dungee was a player with the steelers, never a coach. He played in the 70's with Terry Bradshaw, with coach chuck noll.
How many seasons have the Pittsburgh Steelers played in the NFL?
The Steelers have played in the NFL for 79 seasons. They were established in 1933. They have played under the Steeler name for 70 seasons. They were known as the Pittsburgh Pirates from (1933-1939), Phil-Pitt "Steagles" in (1943) and Card-Pitt in (1944).
