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Anyone who watched Super Bowl XXX may recall Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Rod Woodson celebrating great plays throughout the game against the Dallas Cowboys by repeatedly pointing to his knee.
Rod Woodson Defends 2008
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The Pittsburgh Steelers were the #1 defense in the NFL and they could run the football all day and they had enough good receivers and a good enough mobile, ball control quarterback that could potentially keep the Patriots offense off the field.
Top Of The World, Ma! AKA Boston Sports Report Part Eight Dart Adams 2007
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Their 31-25 victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers was a study in the resilience they demonstrated throughout a season in which their injured reserve list ballooned to 15 players.
NYT > Home Page By KAREN CROUSE 2011
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It isn't always pretty, but pretty is an adjective rarely applied to the Pittsburgh Steelers, which is just as they and their fans would prefer.
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Teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers are a precious rare exception.
"BANPC" via James Bow in Google Reader The Commentator 2010
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The Pittsburgh Steelers were his favorite, Terry Bradshaw, his hero.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers were his favorite, Terry Bradshaw, his hero.
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From brief searches I conducted it appears the Pittsburgh Steelers are the favorite team (President Barack Obama has picked Pittsburgh to win) over the underdog Arizona Cardinals.
Chiropractic News 2009
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Just another case and point as to why the Pittsburgh Steelers are the best run franchise in ANY sport.
FanHouse 2009
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The Pittsburgh Steelers were the better team on this wintry night at Heinz Field and earned the AFC championship with a 23-14 win over the courageous Ravens.
unknown title 2009
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