Gipps, I would like to delve a bit more into #8. I actually believe Stefan Logan edged Woodson out for the return crown. I hate to look at the stat books, as that is kind of cheating, even though the quiz is over.

Let me ask you this.... if it isn't a lot of headache, would you be willing to post Logan's stats versus Woodson's? This isn't about my being right, but I have a genuine interest in this. If it is too much trouble, I can go look some stuff up, but something tells me you have quick access to these kinds of stats.

Thanks.

Gipps, I would like to delve a bit more into #8. I actually believe Stefan Logan edged Woodson out for the return crown. I hate to look at the stat books, as that is kind of cheating, even though the quiz is over.

Let me ask you this.... if it isn't a lot of headache, would you be willing to post Logan's stats versus Woodson's? This isn't about my being right, but I have a genuine interest in this. If it is too much trouble, I can go look some stuff up, but something tells me you have quick access to these kinds of stats.

Thanks.

OK, here is Steelers Suck trivia.....but not really (Gotcha?). Basic Steeler history trivia:

Answers:

1. Who suggested to Art Rooney that he change his team's name to Steelers and adopt the US Steeler logo on their helmets?

Executives from Republic Steel of Cleveland

2. What 2 QBs have lead both the Browns and Steelers in passing in a season?

Bill Nelsen and Mike Tomscak

3. Who was the Steeler's HC immediately preceding Chuck Noll?

Bill Austin 3 years 17-36-1

4. The Steelers once had a HC who had the same (last) name as a President of the United States. What name?

Mike Nixon

5. Within a margin of 2, what was Bubby Brister's record as a starting QB with the Steelers?

28-29

6. Who gained the most yards rushing in a season for the Steelers?

Barry Foster 1690 1992

7. True or False: Lynn Swann and John Stallworth combined, Pittsburgh's two HOF WRs, combined do not have as many catches as marginal HOFer Hines Ward?

True. Swann and Stallworth combined for 873 (Swann only had like 333 catches in his career) Ward had 1000

8. Who is the Steeler's career leader in both kickoff and punt returns? (same player)

Rod Woodson

9. Who scored the most TDs in a season for the Steelers?

Willie Parker 16 in 2006

10. Who made the most tackles in his career with the Steelers?

James Farrior LB (I too would have probably said Ham or Lambert)

11. Per PFRs career production average statistic, which Steeler player had the most productive career in that team's history...to date.

Mike Webster

Followed by: Ham, then Bradshaw then Greene. Ward is 12th on Steeler list, Polamalu just 15th. BR is 8th.....but perhaps by the end of this year or early next year he will likely jump to #1 (these figures are given from the conclusion of 2014 season). Against the Browns secondary alone he may gain 10 career points.

12. A. What was the unofficial nickname the Pittsburgh newspapers called that team in the 30s....when they were known as the Pirates, to distinguish them from the baseball team in the city?

The Rooneymen

B. What year did they change their name from Pirates to Steelers?

1940

13. A. What is the only current AFC team that the Steelers have never met in postseason play?

The Houston Texans

B. Who is the ONLY team the Steelers ever played in postseason play, pre 1970 merger? (corrected from earlier version)

Lost to the Phiadelphia Eagles in 1947

14. In which field did the Steelers play the most seasons?

They played 31 years both at Forbes Field and at Three Rivers Stadium. They also played 6-8 years at Pitt Stadium.

I am all Steelers out, but let me finish what I have. On Kick Returns I am going to pick Logan, I just don't remember if it was Stevan steve Stefan or stephan. I guess if you asked the three most prolific I would have hit it. But I will take Logan as my final guess. If I am wrong, I am sure my other two will hit it. Not bad, still, for a Browns fan.

Someone got the answer: Woodson

On Bubby Brister, I lapsed and took into consideration his post Steelers games, given that, Lets subtract a 16 game season, remove 8 wins, 8 losses, keep the .500 performance and readjust at 28- 28. I would imagine 36-36 for his entire career would be close?

I really don't know what the PFR designation means.

Pro Football Reference is a very well respected resource for statistical data and history of the NFL (and baseball/basketball/college sports/Olympics)

They devised a statistic that supposedly can assign a single number to how much production a player has had in his career. It is supposedly a way to compare all players careers regardless of position. It is certainly not perfect.....but it is about the best anyone has come up with...and it can be very useful. Here is a link to the list of all time most "productive" players in a career. Longevity helps a lot, but that is not all:

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/av_career.htm

Nonetheless.... I know my Steeler shit. I enjoyed the quiz. Got me thinking back to a lot of great times.

My dad was a die hard Browns fan, and I remain so. Nonetheless, growing up in Youngstown, Pittsburgh was pretty close. As a boy, the Steelers were close enough that even though their fans always struck Ohio folks as being a little weird.....(hilbillyish?), they were still a tough people, steelworkers, and not that different from Browns fans.

In those days, it was the Steelers who stunk and were envious of the Browns aura.

My proximity growing up brought me closer to Steeler culture than Ohioans to the west, so while I hated them as a rival, I always had interest in the team, the town and the people. Since we are delving into Steeler trivia, I would like to again say, as I have in the past, that I was always a huge fan of Myron Cope. Yoy!

I think few knew that his sports commenting career was largely launched in Cleveland, and he was very instrumental in getting Jim Brown to write "Off My Chest", and in fact wrote the forward to it.

Now, your trivia section touches on some Browns-Steeler commonality, but there is much more, including Cowher and Noll. My "hate" for the Steelers is completely centered around football competition with the Browns. However, as a community, the city of Pittsburgh and it's people have a lot to be proud of. Their football team, while we hate it, has really been impressive in these modern times.

I answered your trivia from my own following this rival. In that, some browns fans will be pissed.

Go Browns.

@the-gipper said:

OK, since Ghoolie did so well, I will do Second Chance Saloon now: Questions unanswered:

2. Besides Bill Nelsen, what other QB lead both the Browns and Steelers in passing in a season? Hint: not Len Dawson

OSU Mike Tomczak Check

5. Within a margin of error of 2, what was Bubby Brister's record as a starting QB with the Steelers? Hint: approx. .500

Boy it better be south of 36.......31 and 31 OK, close enough (28/29)

8. Who is the Steelers career leader in both kickoff and punt returns? Hint: not Randle El

Rod Woodson Check

9. Who scored the most TDs in a season for the Steelers? Hint: not Franco Harris

Bam Morris NO

10. Who made the most tackles in Steeler history: Hint: not Lawrence Timmons or Joe Greene

Kirkland

No

11. Per PFR career production average, who currently has been the most productive Steeler player in history? Hint: Not Franco Harris or Kordell Stewart

Jack Ham NO

13. A. Who is the only team the Steelers ever played in the postseason before 1970?

Redskins NO

Okay, Gipper, I was NOT incorrect on a few, as you noted you mis stated, also , I answered the TImmons one based on MOST IN A SEASON not most career. Here are my rethought answers.

OK, since Ghoolie did so well, I will do Second Chance Saloon now: Questions unanswered:

2. Besides Bill Nelsen, what other QB lead both the Browns and Steelers in passing in a season? Hint: not Len Dawson

My bad, I forgot about Dick Shiner. Dawson was a reflex reaction. I actually have his autograph on a football.

Not Dick Shiner....but we all still love saying his name.

5. Within a margin of error of 2, what was Bubby Brister's record as a starting QB with the Steelers? Hint: approx. .500

I don't want to cheat by looking up Bubby Bristers stats. HOWEVER.... guessing 36-36 I think is going to be pretty close. You should just divulge that. Now that we know I am close, other posters will just guess in the proximity that I provided.

Pretty close....but I gave a margin of error of two.....and I stuck with that...so others....including you can keep trying.

8. Who is the Steelers career leader in both kickoff and punt returns? Hint: not Randle El

Steve Logan? (Stephan?) Also on the honorable mention list..... Rod Woodson, Louis Lipps.

Well, you did get it right with your shotgun approach.....but now you have to narrow it down to one guy.

9. Who scored the most TDs in a season for the Steelers? Hint: not Franco Harris

I am getting tired of squeezing Steeler Shit out of my brain, BUT I'll bet WIllie Parker, or Louis Lipps.

Willie Parker Check

10. Who made the most tackles in Steeler history: Hint: not Lawrence Timmons or Joe Greene

Second Guess has to be James Farrior.

Farrior check

11. Per PFR career production average, who currently has been the most productive Steeler player in history? Hint: Not Franco Harris or Kordell Stewart

Have no idea, because I liked him, Hines Ward.

NO

13. A. Who is the only team the Steelers ever played in the postseason before 1970?

The Eagles Check

@the-gipper said:

OK, here is Steelers Suck trivia.....but not really (Gotcha?). Basic Steeler history trivia:

1. Who suggested to Art Rooney that he change his team's name to Steelers and adopt the US Steeler logo on their helmets?

The idea originated in Cleveland. From Republic Steel Executives. Check

2. What 2 QBs have lead both the Browns and Steelers in passing in a season?

Len Dawson, Bill Nelsen While Dawson played for both CLE and Pitt...he never lead either team in passing in a season. So, no on him...but Yes on Nelsen

3. Who was the Steeler's HC immediately preceding Chuck Noll?

Bill Austin Check

4. The Steelers once had a HC who had the same (last) name as a President of the United States. What name?

Mike Nixon Check

5. Within a margin of 2, what was Bubby Brister's record as a starting QB with the Steelers?

He was essentially a .500 QB . I think he played 7 years, was out one year injured or some such shit, got juggled, I figure he played maybe 72 games. 36- 36

Right about being about .500....but off on the numbers.

6. Who gained the most yards rushing in a season for the Steelers?

That's the easiest. The best RB the Steelers ever had............ Barry Foster. Check

7. True or False: Lynn Swann and John Stallworth combined, Pittsburgh's two HOF WRs, combined do not have as many catches as marginal HOFer Hines Ward?

I would guess True. Check

8. Who is the Steeler's career leader in both kickoff and punt returns? (same player)

Antwon Randel El NO

9. Who scored the most TDs in a season for the Steelers?

Ben Roethlisberger NO....throwing TDs doesn't count for this stat.

10. Who made the most tackles in his career with the Steelers?

I guess Lawrence Timmons Good try....not right...but you are thinking in the right direction

11. Per PFRs career production average statistic, which Steeler player had the most productive career in that team's history...to date.

Kordell Stewart..... just because it would be funny for a cocksucker to hold a Steeler record.

It would be funny.....though I don't think the guy that is the actual answer would probably be counted as a pole smoker.

12. A. What was the unofficial nickname the Pittsburgh newspapers called that team in the 30s....when they were known as the Pirates, to distinguish them from the baseball team in the city?

The Rooneymen Check (now, I got to be suspicious of you the way they are now suspicious about Peyton Manning)

B. What year did they change their name from Pirates to Steelers?

Right before the 1940 season Check

13. A. What is the only current AFC team that the Steelers have never met in postseason play?

Houston Texans Check

B. Who is the ONLY team the Steelers ever defeated in postseason play, pre 1970 merger?

I don't believe they ever defeated anyone in post season play prior to 1970.

I am sorry, you are right. The question meant to ask: who is the only team the Steelers ever played in the postseason before 1970. I will correct the original post.

14. In which field did the Steelers play the most seasons?

Forbes That is the other half right answer

My iPad has gone crazy.

No.6 Bettis NO

No. 14 Three Rivers Half right

@the-gipper said:

OK, here is Steelers Suck trivia.....but not really (Gotcha?). Basic Steeler history trivia:

1. Who suggested to Art Rooney that he change his team's name to Steelers and adopt the US Steeler logo on their helmets?

Carnegie NO

2. What 2 QBs have lead both the Browns and Steelers in passing in a season?

?

3. Who was the Steeler's HC immediately preceding Chuck Noll?

4. The Steelers once had a HC who had the same (last) name as a President of the United States. What name?

5. Within a margin of 2, what was Bubby Brister's record as a starting QB with the Steelers?

14-14 NO

6. Who gained the most yards rushing in a season for the Steelers?

Bettie NO

7. True or False: Lynn Swann and John Stallworth combined, Pittsburgh's two HOF WRs, combined do not have as many catches as marginal HOFer Hines Ward?

Probably

8. Who is the Steeler's career leader in both kickoff and punt returns? (same player)

9. Who scored the most TDs in a season for the Steelers?

Franco Harris NO

10. Who made the most tackles in his career with the Steelers?

Greene NO

11. Per PFRs career production average statistic, which Steeler player had the most productive career in that team's history...to date.

Franco Harris NO

12. A. What was the unofficial nickname the Pittsburgh newspapers called that team in the 30s....when they were known as the Pirates, to distinguish them from the baseball team in the city?

Bucs NO

B. What year did they change their name from Pirates to Steelers?

1955 NO

13. A. What is the only current AFC team that the Steelers have never met in postseason play?

Ravens NO

B. Who is the ONLY team the Steelers ever defeated in postseason play, pre 1970 merger?

Bengals NO

14. In which field did the Steelers play the most seasons?

@the-gipper said: