The Terrible Towel, of course, is a staple of Steelers fandom. The yellow garment, waved by thousands every fall Sunday, is as Pittsburgh as Pittsburgh gets. It isn’t stuck to Acrisure Stadium ...

Steelers' Terrible Towel Curse Struck Again In 2023. ... The curse may have continued into the 2024 season for Jacksonville, as they went 4-13 after having high hopes entering the year.

In the heart of the gambling realm, where fortunes are won and lost, the Pittsburgh Steelers emerge as key players, not just on the football field, but also on the betting tables.

The writer and his Terrible Towel, a popular rally prop he waves to cheer on his beloved Pittsburgh Steelers. And yes, he washes it frequently. Photo: Carlo Flamer Photo: Carlo Flamer ...

PHOTOS: Steelers hold pep rally at Chartiers Valley before Saturday’s playoff game against the Ravens Current students are excited to watch the game tomorrow at 8 p.m. on Channel 11 to cheer on ...

The Terrible Towel's history dates to 1975, when Steelers broadcaster, the late Myron Cope, used it as a way to excite fans during a playoff game, according to Visit Pittsburgh.

The Steelers are 3-0 with Russell Wilson as their starter at quarterback, and they’ll host the Ravens next Sunday with first place in the AFC North at stake.

Steelers fans are known for waving their yellow "Terrible Towels" to rally the team to victory. But now, the Commanders have their own rally towels. The burgundy towels say "Fight for Old DC" on ...

The team is rolling out Burgundy and Gold towels for Sunday's game against Russell Wilson and Pittsburgh. The burgundy rally towels will be given away at the gates at Northwest Stadium on Sunday.

The Steelers ran for a season-high 183 yards, led by running back Najee Harris with 106. “We’ve got to find ways to get better,” defensive end Maxx Crosby told reporters after the game ...