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East W L T PCT Strk Buffalo11 6 0 .647 W-5 Miami11 6 0 .647 L-2 New York7 10 0 .412 W-1 New England4 13 0 .235 L-2 North W L T PCT Strk Baltimore13 4 0 .765 L-1 Cleveland11 6 0 .647 L-1 Pittsburgh10 7 0 .588 W-3 Cincinnati9 8 0 .529 W-1 South W L T PCT Strk Houston10 7 0 .588 W-2 Jacksonville9 8 0 .529 L-1 Indianapolis9 8 0 .529 L-1 Tennessee6 11 0 .353 W-1 West W L T PCT Strk Kansas City11 6 0 .647 W-2 Las Vegas8 9 0 .471 W-1 Denver8 9 0 .471 L-1 Los Angeles5 12 0 .294 L-5 The team's current primary logo was introduced in November 1962 versus the Washington Redskins and is based on the flag originally designed by Pittsburgh's U.S. Steel and now owned by the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI).
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Nov 2, 2023 · The Pittsburgh Steelers logo, more than mere branding, is an iconic tapestry woven from the city’s industrial heartbeat and the glory of gridiron legends. Stepping into the vibrant kaleidoscope of American football symbols, the Steelers’ insignia stands tall as an archetype of powerful sports identities.
Dec 9, 2021 · Madison Williams. 12-09-2021 • 4 min read. The Steelers' iconic logo has been around for almost 60 years. It also happens to be the only logo featured on just one side of the helmet.
The original logo for The Steelers first appeared in the 1940s and featured three colored images — of a steel factory and a worker, enclosed in a football-shape frame with a double outline, where the “Pittsburgh Steelers Football Club” lettering was placed.
Pittsburgh Steelers. 1945–1961. 1962–1968. 1969–2001. In 1969, the Steelers implemented their helmet logo (which was first used in 1962, albeit with the world Steel instead of the full team name shown here, which would be used starting the next year) as their team logo.
The Pittsburgh Steelers’ famed three-star logo is one of the most familiar symbols in sports. The trademarked logo brings worldwide recognition and appreciation for the strengths representative of the steel industry.