Editing Providence Steamrollers (NFL) (section)

{{short description|Defunct American football team}}
{{About|the 1920s football team|the 1940s basketball team|Providence Steamrollers}}
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{{Infobox Pre-modern NFL team
| name = Providence Steamrollers
| bgcolor = f03a16
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| helmet = 
| logo = ProvidenceSteamRoller1922.gif
| founded = 1916
| suspended = 1931
| folded = 1933
| relocated =
| location = [[Providence, Rhode Island]], United States
| field = [[Kinsley Park]] (1916–1924)<br>[[Cycledrome]] (1925–1933)
| league = Independent (1916–24) <br> [[National Football League]] (1925–31) 
| conference =
| division = 
| colors =  Black, orange, white <br> {{color box|black|border=silver}}{{color box|#f03a16|border=silver}}{{color box|white|border=silver}}
| history ='''Providence Steamrollers (1916–33)'''
| nickname = 
| coach = [[Joe Braney]] (1916–1924)<br>[[Archie Golembeski]] (1925) <br> [[Jim Laird]] (1926) <br> [[Jimmy Conzelman]] (1928–30) <br> [[Eddie "Robbie" Robinson|Ed Robinson]] (1931)
| manager = [[Pearce Johnson]]
| owner = [[Charles Coppen]]<br>[[James Dooley (Rhode Island politician)|James Dooley]]<br>[[Peter Laudati]]
| championships = 1 ([[1928 Providence Steam Roller season|1928]])
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| mascot = 
| website =
}}
The '''Providence Steam Rollers''' (also referred to as the '''Providence Steam Roller''', the '''Providence Steamroller''' and the '''Providence Steamrollers''') were a professional [[American football]] team based in [[Providence, Rhode Island]] in the [[National Football League]] (NFL) from 1925 to 1931. Providence was the first [[New England]] team to win an [[History of the National Football League championship|NFL championship]]. The Steam Roller won the [[List of NFL champions (1920–1969)|league's championship]] in 1928, which is the latest NFL championship win by a [[List of defunct National Football League franchises|defunct team]] to date. Most of their home games were played at the [[Cycledrome]], a 10,000-seat stadium that was built as a [[velodrome]] for bicycle races.