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Why are the Steelers wearing bumblebee uniforms today?

mikeya02

12 yrs ago · 1 min read

Strangest throw back uniforms I have seen.

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dogsun

It's the only way they could finally get Big Ben in a prison uniform.

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motorhead

The Three Stooges wore these, didn't they?

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Alucard

To annoy fans of tradition. LOL

Glad they beat the Lions.

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ime

Actually they are for fans of tradition.

The outfits are inspired by the uniforms of the original Steelers team, which was called the Pittsburgh Pirates back in the early 1930s

Read more: wtae.com

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grand1511

Prison work release.

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Papi_Chulo

A lot of teams do that from time to time – I see it as just pure capitalism/marketing being dressed in the “it’s for tradition” shit.

I think all those old uniforms look horrible and thus the reason they are not worn any more. IMO the NFL is probably seeing if they can somehow sale some of these ugly ass jerseys and make a profit.

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jackslash

Steelers win!

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BigTuna1

You should see green bay packers and the bears throwbacks

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rockstar666

They beat the Packers so they can play naked for I care!

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SlickSpic

You can't go wrong with Silver and Black.

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Clubber

Wouldn't those uniforms be outrageous if combined with this old Denver uniform?

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tumblingdice

I remember reading somewhere that in the 1930's when the game was much more "run" oriented that the striped uniforms were used to confuse the enemy. Much like the stripes on a zebra in a herd or the "razzle dazzle" paint scheme on WW I battleships.

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Clubber

dice,

So they were trying to "blend in" with the refs???

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