PHOTOS: This month in Steelers history
Take a look at important dates in Steelers history during the month of December
December 1, 1963 - Steelers final game at Forbes Field
December 3, 1962 - Andy Russell drafted in the 16th round
December 7, 1976 - Hall of Famer Alan Faneca was born
December 12, 1937 - Byron "Whizzer" White drafted in the first round
December 14, 1969 - Steelers last game at Pitt Stadium
December 14, 1995 - Robert Spillane was born
December 16, 2000 - Steelers defeat the Washington Redskins 24-3 in the final game at Three Rivers Stadium
December 21, 1947 - Steelers played their first postseason game against the Philadelphia Eagles in the Eastern Division Playoff
December 21, 1948 - Jim Finks drafted in 12th round
December 22, 1998 - Kendrick Green was born
December 22, 1941 - "Bullet" Bill Dudley drafted with No. 1 overall pick
December 22, 1995 - Kalen Ballade was born
December 23, 1972 - Immaculate Reception leads Steelers to first playoff win, 13-7 over Oakland Raiders at Three Rivers Stadium
December 25, 1993 - Zach Banner was born
December 26, 1991 - Hall of Fame Coach Chuck Noll retires
December 27, 1960 - Dick Hoak drafted in the seventh round
December 27, 1975 - The Terrible Towel, designed by Steelers broadcaster Myron Cope, was introduced during a playoff game against the Baltimore Colts
December 29, 1974 - Steelers defeat the Oakland Raiders 24-13 to secure their first ever AFC Championship
