But don’t expect the name to revert to Three Rivers Stadium; per Fillipponi, a new naming-rights sponsor could be announced as soon as this week. The possibility of a new name for Heinz Field has been ...

The Steelers moved from Three Rivers Stadium to Heinz Field in time for the 2001 season. The venue next to the confluence of the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio Rivers also serves as the home of ...

Heinz Field was inaugurated in 2001, replacing the old Three Rivers Stadium. The naming rights were secured by the Heinz Company through a 20-year agreement worth $57 million, according to Axios .

Whether it's Heinz Field, whether it's the Three Rivers Stadium, whether it's Acrisure Stadium, whatever it may be, it's the people in there that make it a special venue." Cowher's right.

Heinz Field first opened in 2001 replacing the iconic Three Rivers Stadium. This new naming rights deal could be made official as early as Tuesday and should allow the Steelers a more financially ...

Heinz History. It took the demolition of an iconic venue — Three Rivers Stadium — for Steelers fans to accept the name Heinz Field. Construction of the Steelers’ new home began on June 18 ...

Financial details of the agreement weren't initially reported. In an earlier Monday piece, Florio explained that the Steelers relocated from Three Rivers Stadium to Heinz Field in 2001 and have ...

The Steelers moved from Three Rivers Stadium to Heinz Field in 2001, and the Pittsburgh-based ketchup company previously held the venue's naming rights for the past 21 years.

Three Rivers Heritage Trail is ranked #7 out of 15 things to do in Pittsburgh. See pictures and our review of Three Rivers Heritage Trail. Travel. Home; ... PNC Park and Heinz Field.