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 has seen the top of Mount Everest, and it has visited the International Space Station. And it all started as a gimmick in the 1975 playoffs with the help of legendary ...

The Terrible Towel has also gained a lot of lure over the past 50 years with many believing there is a curse put on teams that disrespect it. Most recently in 2024, a video surfaced of a Bills fan ...

If he does, however, the Curse of the Terrible Towel could add another name to the list in 2025. Make sure to bookmark Steelers On SI to get all your daily Pittsburgh Steelers news, ...

The Terrible Towel is the symbol of Steelers fandom that has existed since Myron Cope, then the Steelers color broadcaster, created the towel to represent the fandom in 1975.

On Twitter, the official Steelers Pro Shop account posted a picture of a 50th anniversary Terrible Towel that will be fully revealed next week. You won't want to miss this one 😉 pic.twitter.com ...

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.

Fans point out disrespecting unofficial flag has come back to haunt foes of the Steelers. PITTSBURGH — Viewed objectively, it’s just a 16-by-23-inch piece of yellow terrycloth emblazoned with ...

The 2025 season will be a special one for the Pittsburgh Steelers as the Terrible Towel will celebrate its 50th birthday. President Art Rooney II says fans should be prepared to commemorate it.

If he does, however, the Curse of the Terrible Towel could add another name to the list in 2025. This article first appeared on Pittsburgh Steelers on SI and was syndicated with permission.