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The team changed its name to Steelers before the 1940 season began. Local newspapers had previously called them the Rooneymen to distinguish the football squad from the baseball team.
The Pittsburgh Steelers pioneered hiring an African-American assistant coach on the 29th of September 1957 with Lowell Perry. Joe Gilliam became the first African-American quarterback started by any team on the 3rd of December 1973.
Mike Tomlin led the team to defeat the Arizona Cardinals 27, 23 in Super Bowl XLIII on the 1st of February 2009. At 36, he was the youngest head coach ever to win the championship.
Acrisure Stadium became the new name in February 2022 after Heinz declined a renewal deal. The franchise played at Forbes Field from 1933 through 1963 before moving to Three Rivers Stadium in 1970.
The team has sold out every home game since the 1972 season. ESPN ranked their supporters as the best in the NFL in August 2008 citing an unbelievable sellout streak of 299 consecutive games.