Steelers president Art Rooney II reveals Pittsburgh will commemorate the 50th year of the Terrible Towel this season. The 2025 season will be a special one for the Pittsburgh Steelers as the ...

According to CBS’s Tony Dokoupil, a true die-hard Steelers fan from Pittsburgh brought her Terrible Towel to the Vatican as Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was chosen to be the next pope.

For the occasion, one Steelers fan brought their own flavor to the Vatican. The Pittsburgh Steelers’ Terrible Towel appeared outside St. Peter’s Basilica after Pope Leo XIV’s election.

CBS News’ Tony Dokoupil reported that a Terrible Towel made its way to Vatican City. "There are also items that people want blessed," Dokoupil said. "There was even a woman from Pittsburgh who ...

All eyes were on The Vatican on Thursday, as the election of a new Pope was announced, and there was a Pittsburgh Steelers Terrible Towel in attendance. The conclave announced its decision was ...

A Harrisburg man has been charged with stealing 25 Terrible Towels from a Giant Eagle in Cranberry the day of the Pittsburgh Steelers playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens. According to court ...

Myron Cope designed the Terrible Towel to be the ultimate sign of Pittsburgh Steelers lore. Those who wave the golden cloth are proud fans of one of the most famous franchises in all of sports.

The Terrible Towel's history dates to 1975, when Steelers broadcaster, the late Myron Cope, used it as a way to excite fans during a playoff game, according to Visit Pittsburgh. With a 10-3 record ...

The diaspora created by the closing of Pittsburgh steel mills in the 1980s created a far-flung fanbase. Having a Terrible Towel was one of the easiest and simplest ways to hold on to their roots.

Several Steelers road opponents have given away towels to counteract the fans with Terrible Towels who show up to cheer on Pittsburgh. Skip to main content Skip to navigation Menu ...