Anthony Gharib, ESPN
Russell Wilson’s first begin with the Pittsburgh Steelers resulted in a 37-15 win on “Sunday Evening Soccer” — and a customized sandwich on the Pittsburgh chain Primanti Bros.
The sandwich chain unveiled the merchandise, named “The DangeRuss,” on Tuesday. It contains pepperoni, ham, salami and bacon served “Pittsburgh fashion” (which means with provolone, fries, coleslaw and tomato).
Primanti Bros. has been a staple of the Pittsburgh space since 1933, based by Joe Primanti in Pittsburgh’s Strip District. Primanti operated a small sandwich cart earlier than opening up a retailer in that very same yr.
He cooked. We cooked. The DangeRuss is now out there. Pepperoni, Salami, Ham and Bacon – Served Pittsburgh-Type with Primanti Bros. Signature provolone, fries, slaw and tomato. $1 of each sandwich offered to help @ChildrensPgh. @DangeRussWilson pic.twitter.com/ioKSnNvaQL
— Primanti Bros (@primantibros) October 22, 2024
The chain has by no means been shy about its Steelers fandom.
After the Tennessee Titans defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 18 final season, clinching a Steelers playoff berth, the Primanti Bros. despatched sandwiches to the Titans as a thanks.
Wilson threw for 264 yards and two touchdowns in opposition to the New York Jets, additionally dashing for a rating. His 264 yards have been probably the most by a Pittsburgh quarterback of their first sport, based on ESPN Analysis.
