Record 5–5–1 Playoff finish did not qualify Head coach Jock Sutherland | Division place 3rd NFL Eastern Start date 1946 Home field Forbes Field | |
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The 1946 Pittsburgh Steelers represented the franchise in its 13th season of play as part of the National Football League (NFL). The team finished the season with a record of 5–5–1. This season marked the first of two seasons played with Jock Sutherland as head coach.
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- Week 1 Friday September 20 1946 Chicago Cardinals
- Week 2 Monday September 29 1946 Washington Redskins
- Week 3 Sunday October 6 1946 New York Giants
- Week 4 Sunday October 13 1946 Boston Yanks
- Week 5 Sunday October 20 1946 Green Bay Packers
- Week 6 Sunday October 27 1946 Boston Yanks
- Week 7 Sunday November 3 1946 Washington Redskins
- Week 8 Sunday November 10 1946 Detroit Lions
- Week 9 Sunday November 17 1946 Philadelphia Eagles
- Week 10 Sunday November 24 1946 New York Giants
- Week 11 Sunday December 1 1946 Philadelphia Eagles
- Standings
- References
Week 1 (Friday September 20, 1946): Chicago Cardinals
at Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Week 2 (Monday September 29, 1946): Washington Redskins
at Griffith Stadium, Washington, DC
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Week 3 (Sunday October 6, 1946): New York Giants
at Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Week 4 (Sunday October 13, 1946): Boston Yanks
at Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Week 5 (Sunday October 20, 1946): Green Bay Packers
at East Stadium, Green Bay, Wisconsin
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Week 6 (Sunday October 27, 1946): Boston Yanks
at Fenway Park, Boston, Massachusetts
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Week 7 (Sunday November 3, 1946): Washington Redskins
at Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Week 8 (Sunday November 10, 1946): Detroit Lions
at Briggs Stadium, Detroit, Michigan
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Week 9 (Sunday November 17, 1946): Philadelphia Eagles
at Forbes Field, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Week 10 (Sunday November 24, 1946): New York Giants
at Polo Grounds, New York, New York
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Week 11 (Sunday December 1, 1946): Philadelphia Eagles
at Shibe Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Standings
Note: Tie games were not officially counted in the standings until 1972.