Pittsburgh Steelers "Every Game In History" Data Poster
What better way to show off your fandom of the Pittsburgh Steelers than this poster that showcases every game the team has ever played (updated through the 2025 season)? Zoomed out this piece works as an almost abstract pixel-style design that can uniquely adorn your classiest of rooms, but up close it becomes a treasure trove of information, documenting every game in history along with the date, opponent and score. Sports art doesn’t have to be shoved into the basement, garage or mancave… It can be thought provoking and elegant, a centerpiece for a gathering place of your home. This high-quality print (available in 24x36 and 12x18 sizes) shows your undying love for the Steelers while also bringing class to your living area.
The Pittsburgh Steelers from their inception in 1933 until the AFL/NFL Merger (and Super Bowl era) were perhaps the most sad-sack franchise in all of the NFL. However, once the leagues merged, the Steelers found their mojo and have since become one of the model franchises in all of sports. Pre-Merger, the only playoff berth the Steelers earned was in 1947 — and they went 0-1 out of them. 37 years later, in 1972, on the back of legendary QB Terry Bradshaw (and led by legendary head coach Chuck Knoll), the Steelers reached the playoffs for the second time in their franchise history. They’d make the playoffs 11 out of the next 13 years, in fact. They would win four Super Bowls as well. The Steel Curtain had arrived. The 1990’s would bring with them a terrific run under new head coach Bill Cower — the team would reach the playoffs six straight times, losing the Super Bowl in 1995. Despite not reaching the promised land, things were building for Cower and the Steelers. The team would eventually find their man at quarterback in 2004, as Ben Roethlisberger took over for a hurt Tommy Maddox, and that version of the team found its final form. The Steelers would win the Super Bowl in 2005, see Cower retire, and then win it again in 2008 with new head coach Mike Tomlin. In the 15 years since, Mike Tomlin has shown to be one of the true floor raisers in all of football, never once leading a team that fell below .500 on the season. Pittsburgh lost the Super Bowl to the Packers in 2010 and haven’t been back since, but Tomlin always keeps them in the mix. The Steelers have one of the richest histories in all of football, and are one its most storied franchises, and it is only a matter of time before they bubble back up and become truly dynastic yet again.
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Printed on 10.3 mil (0.26 mm) matte paper. Framed options include mounting hardware.
What better way to show off your fandom of the Pittsburgh Steelers than this poster that showcases every game the team has ever played (updated through the 2025 season)? Zoomed out this piece works as an almost abstract pixel-style design that can uniquely adorn your classiest of rooms, but up close it becomes a treasure trove of information, documenting every game in history along with the date, opponent and score. Sports art doesn’t have to be shoved into the basement, garage or mancave… It can be thought provoking and elegant, a centerpiece for a gathering place of your home. This high-quality print (available in 24x36 and 12x18 sizes) shows your undying love for the Steelers while also bringing class to your living area.
The Pittsburgh Steelers from their inception in 1933 until the AFL/NFL Merger (and Super Bowl era) were perhaps the most sad-sack franchise in all of the NFL. However, once the leagues merged, the Steelers found their mojo and have since become one of the model franchises in all of sports. Pre-Merger, the only playoff berth the Steelers earned was in 1947 — and they went 0-1 out of them. 37 years later, in 1972, on the back of legendary QB Terry Bradshaw (and led by legendary head coach Chuck Knoll), the Steelers reached the playoffs for the second time in their franchise history. They’d make the playoffs 11 out of the next 13 years, in fact. They would win four Super Bowls as well. The Steel Curtain had arrived. The 1990’s would bring with them a terrific run under new head coach Bill Cower — the team would reach the playoffs six straight times, losing the Super Bowl in 1995. Despite not reaching the promised land, things were building for Cower and the Steelers. The team would eventually find their man at quarterback in 2004, as Ben Roethlisberger took over for a hurt Tommy Maddox, and that version of the team found its final form. The Steelers would win the Super Bowl in 2005, see Cower retire, and then win it again in 2008 with new head coach Mike Tomlin. In the 15 years since, Mike Tomlin has shown to be one of the true floor raisers in all of football, never once leading a team that fell below .500 on the season. Pittsburgh lost the Super Bowl to the Packers in 2010 and haven’t been back since, but Tomlin always keeps them in the mix. The Steelers have one of the richest histories in all of football, and are one its most storied franchises, and it is only a matter of time before they bubble back up and become truly dynastic yet again.
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Printed on 10.3 mil (0.26 mm) matte paper. Framed options include mounting hardware.
What better way to show off your fandom of the Pittsburgh Steelers than this poster that showcases every game the team has ever played (updated through the 2025 season)? Zoomed out this piece works as an almost abstract pixel-style design that can uniquely adorn your classiest of rooms, but up close it becomes a treasure trove of information, documenting every game in history along with the date, opponent and score. Sports art doesn’t have to be shoved into the basement, garage or mancave… It can be thought provoking and elegant, a centerpiece for a gathering place of your home. This high-quality print (available in 24x36 and 12x18 sizes) shows your undying love for the Steelers while also bringing class to your living area.
The Pittsburgh Steelers from their inception in 1933 until the AFL/NFL Merger (and Super Bowl era) were perhaps the most sad-sack franchise in all of the NFL. However, once the leagues merged, the Steelers found their mojo and have since become one of the model franchises in all of sports. Pre-Merger, the only playoff berth the Steelers earned was in 1947 — and they went 0-1 out of them. 37 years later, in 1972, on the back of legendary QB Terry Bradshaw (and led by legendary head coach Chuck Knoll), the Steelers reached the playoffs for the second time in their franchise history. They’d make the playoffs 11 out of the next 13 years, in fact. They would win four Super Bowls as well. The Steel Curtain had arrived. The 1990’s would bring with them a terrific run under new head coach Bill Cower — the team would reach the playoffs six straight times, losing the Super Bowl in 1995. Despite not reaching the promised land, things were building for Cower and the Steelers. The team would eventually find their man at quarterback in 2004, as Ben Roethlisberger took over for a hurt Tommy Maddox, and that version of the team found its final form. The Steelers would win the Super Bowl in 2005, see Cower retire, and then win it again in 2008 with new head coach Mike Tomlin. In the 15 years since, Mike Tomlin has shown to be one of the true floor raisers in all of football, never once leading a team that fell below .500 on the season. Pittsburgh lost the Super Bowl to the Packers in 2010 and haven’t been back since, but Tomlin always keeps them in the mix. The Steelers have one of the richest histories in all of football, and are one its most storied franchises, and it is only a matter of time before they bubble back up and become truly dynastic yet again.
Free Shipping on All Items — The price you see is what you spend.
Printed on 10.3 mil (0.26 mm) matte paper. Framed options include mounting hardware.
