The Pittsburgh Steelers are an organization steeped in tradition. Particularly since their domination of the 1970s and run of four Super Bowl wins. But the tradition goes far beyond 55 years, and started long before the drafting of Terry Bradshaw and "Mean" Joe Greene.

The start of NFL season is seven weeks away, but Steelers fans are already getting riled up. Why it matters: The Steelers announced Monday that players will wear throwback-inspired uniforms for at least one game this season,

Two years ago, we named the Pittsburgh Steelers helmet, with its unique one-sided logo and understated traditionalism, as the "coolest in NFL history."What's the story behind the logo? When Pittsburgh's NFL team changed its name from the Pirates to the Steelers prior to the 1940 season, there were no logos on player's helmets.

However, the 1962 alteration was promptly reworked, as in 1969, the Steelers made yet another change to their logo. The iconic Steelers badge we all know today was adopted by the team in 1969 and ...

DETROIT (AP) - The Pittsburgh Steelers' logo is one of the best-known in pro sports, the three starlike symbols that decorate one side -- and only one side -- of their black-as-coal helmets.

Pittsburgh is known for two big things, and both of them live squarely in the past. It was once the greatest football city in the land, with four Steelers Super Bowl wins in six years—and what ...

Well, Pittsburgh Steelers safety Minkah Fitzpatrick is apparently embracing the hockey player mentality because he went out of his way to protect the Steelers logo on the locker room floor.