I got through the entirety of the Pittsburgh Steelers' history, from the creation in 1933 to 2021. I don't go too into key moments for the organization, but plan to in the future. Thanks for watching
I (european boiii) decided to start watching american football again. I decided to stay up so I can watch the monday night game (which in my timezone was from 2 - 5 am on tuesday). Next day I stumbled across a store that sells caps and I initially wanted a seattle kraken cap but they didn't have any nhl stuff in the store so I wanted to buy a Boston Celtics cap cause I like green, then I walked over to the nfl section and saw this black & yellow steelers cap with the underside of the visor being green and thought it looked cool too. So I asked a friend whether I should buy the celtics cap or steelers cap, he said steelers cause he thinks it's the same thing as stealers... anyway I bought the steelers cap. I hadn't yet chosen a team I was going to root for in the nfl so that choice was made easy, that's how I became a steelers fan. Now it's 12:33 am and I really need to get my history of the steelers game up before I watch the game on sunday so thank you so much for making this video!
The greatest successful franchise in NFL History hopefully we will get a 7th super bowl title as a Steelers fan i know that we get it mark my word we deserve better then this
You forgot in 1974. The steelers signed undrafted free agent Donnie Shells. So, one off-season, the steelers added five futures NFL hall of the famous to the team.😊
I became a Steelers becuz of my parents. Back in the late 70s I didn't have any interest in football much less the Pittsburgh Steelers. I only knew the Dallas Cowboys becuz of my parents. I was around 9 at the time and the only thing i was interested in on a Sunday telivision programming was cartoons on a boobtube tv. I would get up at 7am to watch cartoons til 12. Then one football Sunday the Cowboys were playing the Steelers at 11 and my dad just comes up and decided to change the channel and told me football was on i was furious that he change the channel just like that. So I told him that I hope his team loses. And from that moment on a new Steelers fan was born. On October 28, 1979 Steelers defeated the Cowboys 14-3. Ever since, I never look back and band wagon anywhere else. Through thick and thin die hard Steelers fan.
10:30 a plane crashed into the stands towards the end of that game (or after it ended). The seats that were impacted were empty because of the blowout and there were no fatalities
Bull shit Ben was stopped short. Only a fraction of the ball has to cross the goal line. The FIRST WHITE LINE! And the ball did. The white line is part of the END ZONE! DUH!
