PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — At the Steelers game on Sunday at Acrisure Stadium against the Arizona Cardinals, Morgan Koester lost her Terrible Towel, a towel that was made for her in honor of her late ...

Washington Commanders Commanders want to avoid a Terrible Towel takeover. A fan had an idea. Washington will hand out burgundy towels to everyone who attends Sunday’s game at Northwest Stadium ...

Once you are in stadium, the new look Terrible Towel Wall, located in the FedEx Great Hall, is a must-see pregame. You can learn about the history of the towel and snap some unforgettable photos with ...

The Commanders are set to hand out burgundy towels to fans before Sunday's game to combat Steelers fans bringing Terrible Towels inside the stadium in Landover, Maryland, Penn Live reported.

Koester said she was sitting in row 520 at Acrisure Stadium Sunday and lost the towel in the crowd of people taking shelter from the rain that delayed the game between the Arizona Cardinals.

Pittsburgh (WJAC) — A happy update as Steelers fan Morgan Koester posted to Facebook late Monday that a fellow fan did indeed find her lost Terrible Towel during Sunday's game at Acrisure ...

And though the team distributed north of 40,000 rally towels to fans as they entered the stadium on Nov. 10, Commanders fans were quickly engulfed by a pulsing yellow wave as visiting Steelers ...

The Terrible Towel was the brainchild of WTAE radio broadcaster Myron Cope. The station’s general manager, Ted Adkins, tasked Cope with creating a promotion for the 1975 Steelers playoffs ...

The Terrible Towel first came into being in 1975 when late Steelers' broadcaster Myron Cope was looking for something to rally the fans during the playoffs. Three Rivers Stadium and now Heinz Field ...

On Dec. 27, 1975, The Terrible Towel debuted. It was the creation of legendary sports radio broadcaster Myron Cope, who worked for WTAE — the Pittsburgh Steelers’ flagship station.