Steelers
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- proper noun
- /ˈstiːlərz/
- I'd cry when the Steelers lose and also when they win.
- Pittsburgh Steelers
- Steelers vs. Browns
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Watch on YouTubeAnd he goes, and if the Steelers win, I'll get a tattoo.
- And he goes, and if the Steelers win, I'll get a tattoo.
- And the Giants and the Steelers offered me the same exact contract.
- Ramon Foster, he went free agent, Been starting for the Pittsburgh Steelers past nine years.
- I'd cry when the Steelers lose and also when they win.
- And if the Steelers, if the Steelers win, I'll wear a Steelers half shirt on the show.
- It is is he talking about the Steelers or is he just kind of no, it is juicy.
- OK, The Jets just made football history when they beat the Pittsburgh Steelers for the first time ever.
- I grew up in upstate New York, and the first football game I ever saw was the Steelers in the Super Bowl.
- So it's Campbell Miller Payne, and the fourth member of the law firm is a former Super Bowl champion with the Pittsburgh Steelers as well.
- And I'll tell you what, I used to love the Steelers and Terry Bradshaw and Lynn Swann and I love that group.
- It was like I had like they were in the Super Bowl, like they were wide receivers on the Pittsburgh Steelers and they wasn't doing shit.
Examples
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I grew up in upstate New York, and the first football game I ever saw was the Steelers in the Super Bowl.
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Now, if the Steelers win, are they in?
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However, if you tie, both of them go and the Steelers were going to get left out.
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And he goes, and if the Steelers win, I'll get a tattoo.
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And as you can tell, I'm wearing a Steelers jersey with my name on it.
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OK, The Jets just made football history when they beat the Pittsburgh Steelers for the first time ever.
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And I'll tell you what, I used to love the Steelers and Terry Bradshaw and Lynn Swann and I love that group.
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I watched the Steelers win the championship game on Sunday.
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My friend wore a Steelers jersey to the football party.
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The Steelers are one of the most successful teams in NFL history.
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Etymology
Steelers comes from steel 'metal' and the ending -er, meaning a person, so it originally meant 'steel workers' in Pittsburgh. That's why the team name honors the city's steel history and shows a 'tough' team spirit.