The birth of the greatest dynasty in all of sports. No other league had to change the rules of their game so the other teams could compete against just one. And we still won 2 SB's after that. The greatest collection of talent the sports world has ever seen ✌️
Super Bowl 9, mighty fine! Super Bowl 10, did it again! Super Bowl 11, should of been Steeler Heaven!! Super Team 13 n 14!! Only team in history to win 4 in 6 years AND back to back....TWICE!!!! One day an ORGANIZATION will win back to back twice BUT, never again will a TEAM do it!!!
@@HaroldMccoy-vv4lt they were definitely the greatest NBA dynasty. But the NBA didn't change its rules bc the Celtics were demolishing everyone they played (although a case could've been made for it lol). They were phenomenal. But what the 70's Steelers did was groundbreaking. You're not wrong in your choice of the Celts ...just my preference ✌️
I witnessed the Immaculate Reception from the broad Shoulders of my Father. It was the starting point of my 52 year Season Ticket Holder experience. As such, I've seen the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Steelers Football. I'll DIE happy as a DIE HARD Pittsburgh Steelers supporter.
@@michaelmarshall7271 Cherish that memory. You witnessed the beginning of what is arguably the greatest dynasty to ever step on a football field. That play started it all. They would go on to win four championships before the end of the decade. It’s a shame they lost the following week. Just imagine if they ruined Miami’s perfect season in the AFC Championship and went on to win it all.
The PITTSBURGH STEELERS. The Greatest Franchise in NFL History with the Greatest FANS in NFL History And I Still Say this is the First Franchise to WIN a 7th LOMBARDI TROPHY 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆
@@HellxAngelz I Believe that Our PITTSBURGH STEELERS Can And Will Get it Done this year. I Started To Believe this in 1975 and I Believe they Are going to Get this Done This Year. Let's GO STEELERS 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@MeanGREENE-e3o i can appreciate the enthusiasm, but what would make you think this team can win a super bowl? Maybe just win a playoff game first. You need to score points in today's nfl. And they can't do that. The o line is not a super bowl caliber o line. And even tho they have the highest paid defense in the league, their basic zone defense that they run gets carved up by good qbs. This team is far from a super bowl winner. At the end of the day tho, go steelers.
I was 15 at my first beer party. I got in with four rolls of wheat pennies. Rough time in Pittsburgh with the steel mills laying off, the gas crisis and the turbulence of adolescence. I didn’t see much of the first half - the TV was small and black and white and not near the beer and the girls and my friends. But during the second half the party drifted to the TV room. We might win this thing! When we did we spilled into the darkening city streets, running and cheering. Horns blew in every neighborhood. I remember stopping to catch my breath. It was a work night, a school night. I had to go home soon. Better eat a mint. And would I ever kiss a girl? Yet my life was suddenly good at that moment. Something lit up inside. Pride I think. The whole city felt it. We won using that blue collar style of toughness. Not only were the Steelers a winner, so was Pittsburgh. The people. We all were champions. Even me. I’m 63 now.
Great story and I absolutely love your passion for the city of Pittsburgh and the Steelers. I’m a mad Steelers fan from just around the corner . . . . . . . . . . . . Melbourne Australia 😂. And because of being a bit wild when I was younger I copped a few criminal charges which will preclude me from ever visiting your beautiful country, beautiful city and beautiful people (tho I did visit LA and San Francisco on my way to Mexico when I was 15yo, before my love of the Pittsburgh Steelers) but mostly because I’ll never go to Heinz/Acrisure Stadium which I now deeply regret, but you can’t turn back time unfortunately. LFG STEELERS 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻 LGFG LOMBARDI NO.7👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻 Much love Steeler love and heart from the land of Oz 🇦🇺🤝🏻🇺🇸
@@eric3298 Amen, Tears rolling down my face as I watch this film clip, Me born and bread in Pittsburgh ( Tyre Pa ) growing up watching the Pittsburgh Steelers losing ( 1950s 1960s)
I’m from West Virginia. I’ve been a Pittsburgh fan my whole life. Not just the Steelers. The Penguins and the Pirates as well. Even as a kid I could see that the Steel City represented hard working blue collar Americans. That’s why I’m a fan and will be until my time comes. Black and Gold forever
To the Steelers Production team…in Cam Heyward-like fashion, you guys seem to get better every year. The Standard, A Steelers Story, Sights and Sounds, and now my most listened to podcast over the last several years, The Drive, now available in video format. Thank you for your hard work and everything you put out.
I love this! So many memories!.Andy Russel, L C Greenwood should be in the Hall of fame. I just wish that the Steelers still put out DVD'S. I'd love to add this to my collection.
The whole reason why Super Bowl 9 was special, was because of 40+ years of suffering put to an end, and truly the best Super Bowl our Steelers have played in, let's make Super Bowl 59 even better and win our 7th Lombardi trophy and pay tribute to a great team who came 50 years before now, HERE WE GO STEELERS FOOTBALL!!!!
As a Pennsylvania kid who started watching the Steelers when there were terrible (and there were no towels yet), this game was an out of body experience! Really, our Steelers won the SB???!!! It was so amazing! My late father was born and raised in Pittsburgh and I visited my grandparents there frequently as kid. Also, my grandfather and uncle worked for US Steel. Since my parents are now gone, I feel like I'm the keeper of the Steelers flame for our family.
I was also born in Pittsburgh and I remember how bad they used to be; we kids would start every fall saying "this is our year !!!". I was out of PA by then, but we went wild when they started 1-0; but then they lost the next 13 but drafted Bradshaw....
My God - I just finished watching this video for the third time in a row & still have goosebumps & a few tears of happiness. As an absolute Pittsburgh Steelers fanatic for the past 52 years, I’m so thankful for this amazing video, for the entire Rooney family and for how much the Steelers mean to me. This video will forever be saved on my phone & computer and will be rewatched endlessly!! Thank you.
Likewise. The problem is, is everyone of those players played as a team. They respected the game. What we have today on the field is the exact opposite. So much showboating and stupid antics on the field after almost every play. The maturity level is zero compared to 1974. Don’t think we’ll ever see that again. I blame the NFL and I blame primarily head coaches. Still waiting for one head coach to open training camp and say we don’t do that crap on the field. It’s very sad.
A Roster That Won 4 Super Bowls In 6 Years Two Repeats And Had 22 Different Players With 4 Super Bowl Rings 10 Of Them Hall Of Famers Not Including Head Coach Chuck Noll ,And Owner Art Rooney Truly Remarkable !!!!!!!!
My father introduced me to Chuck back in the 50s after a Browns game as they were friends from their days at John Carroll... he was a class act who learned from Paul Brown & set the Rooney organization team up for success they have retained to till this century
Incredible! I thought I was well versed in the legend but there were a few bits in here I'd not heard before. I feel blessed to have lived through this glorious period in Western PA history. This is perhaps the finest encapsulated version of that magical year ever committed to media.
When SBIX was played, I was attending the Altoona Campus of Penn State.The dining hall had opened for Sunday evening dinner at halftime and we all got inline early so as not to miss too much of the game. Fortunately our RA, Scott White, brought a portable 12in B&W TV to the dining hall so we leisuely watched the 3rd quarter while eating, then ran back to the dorm to see the final quarter. Great memory(at least that's how I remember it...)....!!!!
A remarkable film of a legendary, mythical team and dynasty. My folks got season tickets in 1972, and I attended many games with them as a teenager at Three Rivers Stadium. I will never forget how it felt to be there, the thunderous noise, and how they won many games before the opening kickoff because most teams were absolutely terrified of perhaps the greatest team ever assembled. I will NEVER forget 🏉❤️
Wow that brings back some good memories. Dawn of a Dynasty yes, but also the end of 40 years of tough loses season after season. I was born & raised in Pgh, always a Steeler fanatic and will never forget how sweet those 4 Super Bowl wins from '75 to '80 were. I also remember how hard it was to watch a Steelers game back then; tickets were hard to come by unless you had season tickets which were kept in the family and willed from father to son. The TV blackout rules back then made it impossible to watch on TV anywhere close to Pgh, and this was long before Sat TV, streaming TV and the internet. I remember games we were so desperate to watch, we drove halfway across Ohio to get a motel room outside the blackout area just to watch the game.
I Felt I was the luckiest kid in the world age 7 -13 during these years. These teams during this time meant everything to a football obsessed kid. I’ve met a few of these guys over the years and I’m still in awe even though I’m closing in on 60… We unfortunately are starting to lose these legends, RIP to those who have passed on!!
Yes indeed, knocking on 55 myself, from West Central PA, we were truly blessed to have lived through this time with all these great players, Franco Harris was my hero growing up as a grade school kid in the 70s, playing little league football, can't believe my hero is gone, Rip Franco. 🖤💛💪🙏
And to think they accomplished this goal all while acting like complete professionals. Unlike today’s players. No running into the Endzone to pose for a picture after a fumble recovery or interception. No running up and down the field after a routine tackle or sack. The list goes on. Today’s NFL should take a big page from 1974 and learn from it.
You got that 100% right,I've been saying this for years,after every down, both teams go back to a huddle for the next down ,no excessive celebrating or stupid dancing halfway down the field,and after a touchdown hand the ball to the ref or spike it unlike today's clowns unprofessional dancing.
Love my STEELERS since childhood and getting to learn the beginnings of a True Class, True Professionalism, and True Toughness of an Organization is just EXHILARATING! Thank you 😢🤙🏾 HERE WE GO STEELERS HERE WE GO ✨️ ♦️ 🔷️ 🖤 💛 🖤💛🏆🖤🏆💛🏆✌🏾😎🤚🏾🖤
I became a Steeler fan at 5 years old in 1977. I ordered a chocolate sunday from the local Orange Julius. The sunday was served in an upside down Steelers helmet. This was the beginning of a 47 year love hate relationship. I wouldn't change it for the world. I don't have the helmet anymore, but to this day, whenever I'm asked how I became a Steelers fan, I tell them Orange Julius.
Those raiders games true definition of smashmouth football crazy some Steelers say the best team was 1976 just had bad luck with injuries in that AFC championship
I was birn in Monessen PA and my family all is Pittsburgh people even tho we all live in different states now. But it is in u blood even loving the Pirates. I love that all r professional teams wear black and Gold. Great video. They need 2 sell it.
This game was well before my time, but seeing the Chief presented with the game ball and his first Lombardi never fails to get my eyes watery. To be known as a perennial loser for 40 years and finally, for the first time, to know he's a winner is beautiful to watch.
Stonewall defense, i watched this game at age 9 ....what a great time for steeler fans who always had tough teams but never great ones until the 70s, ne fan
I'm getting old.....totally loved watching Noll build this team from the bottom up. It's not like that today with Tomlin, I don't believe we will ever see another SB with him and Art II at the helm. Art II is nothing like his dad. Miss you Chief.
2024. I'm 44 years old. I missed the 70s by my mom too young to bring me here yet 😂😂😂😂 But my 12 year old (he fights Kyokushin sunce he was 4 and trying basketball too late 😂) but my son asked me today why I liked football so much. Born and raised Wilkinsburg and Homewood 90s. Successful in Vegas since 2003 as a veteran. I came to this video to help. But nahhhh lol. So hard to explain to my boy born in Golden Nights and Las Vegas Aces era, why I love football so much but never played 😂😂😂. My son bled for his sport. He doesn't understand why I fake bleed for mine 💯✌🏽
Great professional players, no matter what the sport, always want to play they inherently never are satisfied "ridding the bench"...that will and desire is what makes those players best of all time.
The Pittsburgh Steelers 🖤💛 Is The Greatest Dynasty Football Team In NFL History Winning 6 Super Bowl Championships🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆In The 70s And 2 Times In 2005 And 2008.
Watching the Steelers lose gave me great joy as a Vikings fan in the 70' and 80's. As I matured into an adult I slowly realized how foolish I was to root blindly against Pittsburgh. As I get closer to 70 years old I have the greatest admiration for those 70's Steelers, for they were the definition of the word "team". They were also the definition of the words "integrity" " brotherhood" "loyalty" and "professional" just to name a few. What àn organization you fans have. And what fans that organization has!!
I agree 100% with everything you guys said. Comes back to Russ & lack of mobility. Turned game off when Pat fumbled to calm myself for getting with family. Ugly, ugly last 3 game's
Look all these people comparing how the Steelers changed the game and they did no doubt about it but but people are forgetting about one person not the Celtics but one player changed basketball wilt the stilt chamberlain and I know that he played in a different era with a bunch of white guys who on average were at least a foot shorter than him but any player who could put up a hundred points in a single game that’s who changed a game one man incredible
Now, this is just a hypothetical situation, nothing more. But during this season, when Terry Bradshaw wanted to get traded. Let's say we did do it. We traded him to New Orleans an exchange for Archie Manning. What does Steelers still have won for Super Bowls, or could you have won more.
Biggest moment in Steeler history was when one Doctor said to the other one - What would happen if we gave Rocky's Magic Recovery Medicine to a healthy player ??
The Steelers are going to wear their black jerseys to celebrate the 1st Super Bowl team. I wish they would wear the white jerseys to really honor that team. But I guess it’s against the Steeler Law to wear white jerseys at home.
@@SteelerSteveIf you're talking about their meeting in1979 where the Chargers won 35-7 white was what the Chargers were wearing at home for every game
The birth of the greatest dynasty in all of sports. No other league had to change the rules of their game so the other teams could compete against just one. And we still won 2 SB's after that. The greatest collection of talent the sports world has ever seen ✌️
Super Bowl 9, mighty fine! Super Bowl 10, did it again! Super Bowl 11, should of been Steeler Heaven!! Super Team 13 n 14!! Only team in history to win 4 in 6 years AND back to back....TWICE!!!! One day an ORGANIZATION will win back to back twice BUT, never again will a TEAM do it!!!
I'm a loyal 40 + yrs steelers fan ,but objectively stating ,the greatest dynasty is the 60's Boston Celtics .
Perfectly said. Best team on gods green earth. 🖤💛
@@HaroldMccoy-vv4ltno football is way harder
@@HaroldMccoy-vv4lt they were definitely the greatest NBA dynasty. But the NBA didn't change its rules bc the Celtics were demolishing everyone they played (although a case could've been made for it lol). They were phenomenal. But what the 70's Steelers did was groundbreaking. You're not wrong in your choice of the Celts ...just my preference ✌️
I witnessed the Immaculate Reception from the broad Shoulders of my Father.
It was the starting point of my 52 year Season Ticket Holder experience.
As such, I've seen the Good, the Bad and the Ugly of Steelers Football.
I'll DIE happy as a DIE HARD Pittsburgh Steelers supporter.
Well said fellow Steeler fan!!!
Because of people like you I love our steelers even more..Steelers forever
Same 🖤💛
What an amazing memory
@@michaelmarshall7271 Cherish that memory. You witnessed the beginning of what is arguably the greatest dynasty to ever step on a football field.
That play started it all. They would go on to win four championships before the end of the decade.
It’s a shame they lost the following week. Just imagine if they ruined Miami’s perfect season in the AFC Championship and went on to win it all.
The PITTSBURGH STEELERS. The Greatest Franchise in NFL History with the Greatest FANS in NFL History And I Still Say this is the First Franchise to WIN a 7th LOMBARDI TROPHY 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆
Please pray number 7 will happen this season. It’s been long overdue, our current players deserve one.. Please Steelers get it done! 🖤💛
@@HellxAngelz I Believe that Our PITTSBURGH STEELERS Can And Will Get it Done this year. I Started To Believe this in 1975 and I Believe they Are going to Get this Done This Year. Let's GO STEELERS 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
@@MeanGREENE-e3owe not winning lmaoo
@MeanGREENE-e3o i can appreciate the enthusiasm, but what would make you think this team can win a super bowl? Maybe just win a playoff game first. You need to score points in today's nfl. And they can't do that. The o line is not a super bowl caliber o line. And even tho they have the highest paid defense in the league, their basic zone defense that they run gets carved up by good qbs. This team is far from a super bowl winner. At the end of the day tho, go steelers.
I was 15 at my first beer party. I got in with four rolls of wheat pennies. Rough time in Pittsburgh with the steel mills laying off, the gas crisis and the turbulence of adolescence. I didn’t see much of the first half - the TV was small and black and white and not near the beer and the girls and my friends. But during the second half the party drifted to the TV room. We might win this thing! When we did we spilled into the darkening city streets, running and cheering. Horns blew in every neighborhood. I remember stopping to catch my breath. It was a work night, a school night. I had to go home soon. Better eat a mint. And would I ever kiss a girl? Yet my life was suddenly good at that moment. Something lit up inside. Pride I think. The whole city felt it. We won using that blue collar style of toughness. Not only were the Steelers a winner, so was Pittsburgh. The people. We all were champions. Even me. I’m 63 now.
That my friend is an amazing story!! That’s a Pittsburgh love story! What an amazing time to be alive in the great city of Pittsburgh!!!
Great story and I absolutely love your passion for the city of Pittsburgh and the Steelers. I’m a mad Steelers fan from just around the corner . . . . . . . . . . . . Melbourne Australia 😂. And because of being a bit wild when I was younger I copped a few criminal charges which will preclude me from ever visiting your beautiful country, beautiful city and beautiful people (tho I did visit LA and San Francisco on my way to Mexico when I was 15yo, before my love of the Pittsburgh Steelers) but mostly because I’ll never go to Heinz/Acrisure Stadium which I now deeply regret, but you can’t turn back time unfortunately.
LFG STEELERS 👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻
LGFG LOMBARDI NO.7👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻
Much love Steeler love and heart from the land of Oz 🇦🇺🤝🏻🇺🇸
and now you`re in AA
God. This brings a tear to my eye.😢 Gooo Steelers! Stairway to Seven!!
If it doesn’t are you truly a STEELERS FAN? Here we go STILLERS!
This is 🔥
@@eric3298 Amen, Tears rolling down my face as I watch this film clip, Me born and bread in Pittsburgh ( Tyre Pa ) growing up watching the Pittsburgh Steelers losing ( 1950s 1960s)
I was born there in 1959, my grandmother was a Rooney, so it was an amazing time in 70s,God bless ❤❤❤@ralphascariot105
I’m from West Virginia. I’ve been a Pittsburgh fan my whole life. Not just the Steelers. The Penguins and the Pirates as well. Even as a kid I could see that the Steel City represented hard working blue collar Americans. That’s why I’m a fan and will be until my time comes. Black and Gold forever
And beyond. Steelers Heaven
To the Steelers Production team…in Cam Heyward-like fashion, you guys seem to get better every year. The Standard, A Steelers Story, Sights and Sounds, and now my most listened to podcast over the last several years, The Drive, now available in video format.
Thank you for your hard work and everything you put out.
Greatest organization in all of sports!!
I love this! So many memories!.Andy Russel, L C Greenwood should be in the Hall of fame. I just wish that the Steelers still put out DVD'S. I'd love to add this to my collection.
The whole reason why Super Bowl 9 was special, was because of 40+ years of suffering put to an end, and truly the best Super Bowl our Steelers have played in, let's make Super Bowl 59 even better and win our 7th Lombardi trophy and pay tribute to a great team who came 50 years before now, HERE WE GO STEELERS FOOTBALL!!!!
I'm starting to get the 1974 and 2008 vibe from the 2024 Steelers! A championship-ready defense, but question marks surrounding the offense!
I love this story that why I’m Steelers fan
As a Pennsylvania kid who started watching the Steelers when there were terrible (and there were no towels yet), this game was an out of body experience! Really, our Steelers won the SB???!!! It was so amazing! My late father was born and raised in Pittsburgh and I visited my grandparents there frequently as kid. Also, my grandfather and uncle worked for US Steel. Since my parents are now gone, I feel like I'm the keeper of the Steelers flame for our family.
Mel Blount changed the game
I was also born in Pittsburgh and I remember how bad they used to be; we kids would start every fall saying "this is our year !!!". I was out of PA by then, but we went wild when they started 1-0; but then they lost the next 13 but drafted Bradshaw....
Absolutely ROCK! What a fantastic franchise and history of the greatest football team ever!!
The best era of football ever. Boy was I a lucky kid then to see it.
So physical! Jack Tatum days!
My God - I just finished watching this video for the third time in a row & still have goosebumps & a few tears of happiness.
As an absolute Pittsburgh Steelers fanatic for the past 52 years, I’m so thankful for this amazing video, for the entire Rooney family and for how much the Steelers mean to me.
This video will forever be saved on my phone & computer and will be rewatched endlessly!!
Thank you.
The Greatest football team in the world. “ The Pittsburgh Steelers “ !!!!
So thankful I am a Steelers fan.
ROCKYYYYYYYYYYY
A non overrated golden domer from Notre Dame lol
I wish we could get back like that. I miss those days.
Likewise. The problem is, is everyone of those players played as a team. They respected the game. What we have today on the field is the exact opposite. So much showboating and stupid antics on the field after almost every play. The maturity level is zero compared to 1974. Don’t think we’ll ever see that again. I blame the NFL and I blame primarily head coaches. Still waiting for one head coach to open training camp and say we don’t do that crap on the field. It’s very sad.
More smashmouth era!
Good job by Steelers media productions. Enjoyed this very much.
A Roster That Won 4 Super Bowls In 6 Years Two Repeats And Had 22 Different Players With 4 Super Bowl Rings 10 Of Them Hall Of Famers Not Including Head Coach Chuck Noll ,And Owner Art Rooney Truly Remarkable !!!!!!!!
My father introduced me to Chuck back in the 50s after a Browns game as they were friends from their days at John Carroll... he was a class act who learned from Paul Brown & set the Rooney organization team up for success they have retained to till this century
Here we go
This video made me proud to be a Steelers fan
#HereWeGo
This was so awesome! I remember this like it was yesterday. I was fortunate enough to meet my hero Rocky Bleier
Awesome Rocky! You embody that Steeler Dynasty as much as Joe Greene! Made me a Pittsburgh Steelers fan for life! Steeler Nation!
Incredible! I thought I was well versed in the legend but there were a few bits in here I'd not heard before. I feel blessed to have lived through this glorious period in Western PA history. This is perhaps the finest encapsulated version of that magical year ever committed to media.
When SBIX was played, I was attending the Altoona Campus of Penn State.The dining hall had opened for Sunday evening dinner at halftime and we all got inline early so as not to miss too much of the game. Fortunately our RA, Scott White, brought a portable 12in B&W TV to the dining hall so we leisuely watched the 3rd quarter while eating, then ran back to the dorm to see the final quarter. Great memory(at least that's how I remember it...)....!!!!
A remarkable film of a legendary, mythical team and dynasty. My folks got season tickets in 1972, and I attended many games with them as a teenager at Three Rivers Stadium. I will never forget how it felt to be there, the thunderous noise, and how they won many games before the opening kickoff because most teams were absolutely terrified of perhaps the greatest team ever assembled. I will NEVER forget 🏉❤️
Best organization in pro sports.
I was at the game 50th anniversary, what a time for my son and I to experience. Die hard for life!
Need to make a movie about this !
So many different movies could be made about the team from the 70's. So many great stories!
It was a special year for a special coach, a special bunch of players, a special city, and a very special owner.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Priceless piece of history 💛🖤💛🖤💛
Wow that brings back some good memories. Dawn of a Dynasty yes, but also the end of 40 years of tough loses season after season. I was born & raised in Pgh, always a Steeler fanatic and will never forget how sweet those 4 Super Bowl wins from '75 to '80 were. I also remember how hard it was to watch a Steelers game back then; tickets were hard to come by unless you had season tickets which were kept in the family and willed from father to son. The TV blackout rules back then made it impossible to watch on TV anywhere close to Pgh, and this was long before Sat TV, streaming TV and the internet. I remember games we were so desperate to watch, we drove halfway across Ohio to get a motel room outside the blackout area just to watch the game.
I’m so proud to be a Steelers fan.
Wil there be episodes for each Super Bowl win?
Lets add to legacy this season
Ummmm, not gonna happen.
We have Tomlin. That will not happen.
🟡⚫️🟡⚫️🟡⚫️
#SteelerGang4L
This was the year I was born…2005 they won it again and that’s the year my son was born.
My dad was born ‘75 and I was born in ‘05 aswell
It's weird the 2004 Steelers should have won more than 2005 but worked out better for Jerome Bettis lol
Heyyyy what a feeelin Pittsburgh’s goin to the Super Bowl 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
Amazing job, Rock! No one could tell that story like you. Loved those years!!!
Ten players from the 70s Steelers are in the hall of fame. Unbelievable. LC greenwood should be next
It is criminal that LC is still not in the HOF
Atleast Kevin Greene got in war eagle 🦅 Auburn University represent
It is a shame he has passed already too
I Felt I was the luckiest kid in the world age 7 -13 during these years. These teams during this time meant everything to a football obsessed kid. I’ve met a few of these guys over the years and I’m still in awe even though I’m closing in on 60… We unfortunately are starting to lose these legends, RIP to those who have passed on!!
Yes indeed, knocking on 55 myself, from West Central PA, we were truly blessed to have lived through this time with all these great players, Franco Harris was my hero growing up as a grade school kid in the 70s, playing little league football, can't believe my hero is gone, Rip Franco. 🖤💛💪🙏
Wow...such fantatstic memories. Great production & narration! Here We Go!!!
What a great story for the best NFL team
For 1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 2005, 2008, not for all time
LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO STEELERS💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤💛🖤
4 in 6 Years!!!! Back to Back TWICE!!!!!! No TEAM will ever do that again!!!
Feel bad for people people eaters
That was awesome. Nobody does it better
This gave me chills. Incredible.
Nostalgic
@@eric3298 It is.
I’ll admit, I’m tired of being nostalgic though. We need another championship team in Pittsburgh. It’s been far too long.
And to think they accomplished this goal all while acting like complete professionals. Unlike today’s players. No running into the Endzone to pose for a picture after a fumble recovery or interception. No running up and down the field after a routine tackle or sack. The list goes on. Today’s NFL should take a big page from 1974 and learn from it.
You got that 100% right,I've been saying this for years,after every down, both teams go back to a huddle for the next down ,no excessive celebrating or stupid dancing halfway down the field,and after a touchdown hand the ball to the ref or spike it unlike today's clowns unprofessional dancing.
What a such great video! Fan for life
I get emotional every time I watch this 😢
Love my STEELERS since childhood and getting to learn the beginnings of a True Class, True Professionalism, and True Toughness of an Organization is just EXHILARATING! Thank you 😢🤙🏾 HERE WE GO STEELERS HERE WE GO ✨️ ♦️ 🔷️ 🖤 💛 🖤💛🏆🖤🏆💛🏆✌🏾😎🤚🏾🖤
made me cry. I was only 12 but still remember.
Great story, so well told. Great organisation - #HereWeGo
To this day,still great.Come(03) Coaches in(50)years???
My Squad 🖤💛
I became a Steeler fan at 5 years old in 1977. I ordered a chocolate sunday from the local Orange Julius. The sunday was served in an upside down Steelers helmet. This was the beginning of a 47 year love hate relationship. I wouldn't change it for the world. I don't have the helmet anymore, but to this day, whenever I'm asked how I became a Steelers fan, I tell them Orange Julius.
Those raiders games true definition of smashmouth football crazy some Steelers say the best team was 1976 just had bad luck with injuries in that AFC championship
I was birn in Monessen PA and my family all is Pittsburgh people even tho we all live in different states now. But it is in u blood even loving the Pirates. I love that all r professional teams wear black and Gold. Great video. They need 2 sell it.
This game was well before my time, but seeing the Chief presented with the game ball and his first Lombardi never fails to get my eyes watery. To be known as a perennial loser for 40 years and finally, for the first time, to know he's a winner is beautiful to watch.
Great documentary
Only 1997 broncos one is better when elway finally won on broncos channel
#steelers 🏈💪🏼
I want this back.
Stonewall defense, i watched this game at age 9 ....what a great time for steeler fans who always had tough teams but never great ones until the 70s, ne fan
As a history fan I would really love a book about the history of The Steelers: how it was founded, the WWII years, the 70s, etc.
I'm getting old.....totally loved watching Noll build this team from the bottom up. It's not like that today with Tomlin, I don't believe we will ever see another SB with him and Art II at the helm. Art II is nothing like his dad. Miss you Chief.
The real Steelers
2024. I'm 44 years old. I missed the 70s by my mom too young to bring me here yet 😂😂😂😂
But my 12 year old (he fights Kyokushin sunce he was 4 and trying basketball too late 😂) but my son asked me today why I liked football so much. Born and raised Wilkinsburg and Homewood 90s. Successful in Vegas since 2003 as a veteran. I came to this video to help. But nahhhh lol. So hard to explain to my boy born in Golden Nights and Las Vegas Aces era, why I love football so much but never played 😂😂😂. My son bled for his sport. He doesn't understand why I fake bleed for mine 💯✌🏽
I attended games at the ol three rivers AND hinds field/Acursure ,,,
What a great video, with even better memories. There’s nothing better than STEELERS FOOTBALL ⚫️⚪️🟡🏈
I have that Sports Illustrated ! Very coveted piece of a small Steelers collectibles.
Feel bad for purple people eaters
Great professional players, no matter what the sport, always want to play they inherently never are satisfied "ridding the bench"...that will and desire is what makes those players best of all time.
A teenager in the 1970's the Steelers were the kings.
L.C. Greenwood should be in the Hall of Fame. Dwight White and Andy Russell too.
The Pittsburgh Steelers 🖤💛 Is The Greatest Dynasty Football Team In NFL History Winning 6 Super Bowl Championships🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆In The 70s And 2 Times In 2005 And 2008.
And nothing since 2008
GET 97 AND 90 AND 9 to #7
Yup
The day "the juice" got squeezed. 😂😂😂😂😂
I’m a Bengals fan and I have no love for the modern Steelers. Yet those 70’s Steelers were the best football teams ever. No apologies.
Watching the Steelers lose gave me great joy as a Vikings fan in the 70' and 80's.
As I matured into an adult I slowly realized how foolish I was to root blindly against Pittsburgh.
As I get closer to 70 years old I have the greatest admiration for those 70's Steelers, for they were the definition of the word "team". They were also the definition of the words "integrity" " brotherhood" "loyalty" and "professional" just to name a few.
What àn organization you fans have. And what fans that organization has!!
RIP MY GIANTS TODAY IN PITTSBURGH
Rocky could have had a second career as a narrator. Wow!!!
I agree 100% with everything you guys said. Comes back to Russ & lack of mobility. Turned game off when Pat fumbled to calm myself for getting with family. Ugly, ugly last 3 game's
This was smashmouth era
GRAB O'DELL; OTHERWISE IT WILL BE RUN, RUN, RUN, AND PUNT AS WE GO ONE AND DONE IN THE PLAYOFFS!
👍👍✊️🙏🙌👏🔥
Gilliam was benched after going 4-1-1 in late October, kinda eerie given whats happening Sunday.
Gilliam, pronunced Gillam
This will be the same story of the 2024 Steelers
Super bowl 59 champions
Have to get there, first things first
Look all these people comparing how the Steelers changed the game and they did no doubt about it but but people are forgetting about one person not the Celtics but one player changed basketball wilt the stilt chamberlain and I know that he played in a different era with a bunch of white guys who on average were at least a foot shorter than him but any player who could put up a hundred points in a single game that’s who changed a game one man incredible
3:03 THEY TOOK HIS JERB!
We need a proper Rooney at the helm.
Art isn't getting it done. 😒🙄🙃😐
* 1979 HOU WR M. Renfro TD
Whether TD or not, Steelers were still going to win the that game and the Super Bowl that year
Now, this is just a hypothetical situation, nothing more. But during this season, when Terry Bradshaw wanted to get traded. Let's say we did do it. We traded him to New Orleans an exchange for Archie Manning. What does Steelers still have won for Super Bowls, or could you have won more.
Intriguing scenario.
The only real Dynasty in Football all done with pain Blood sweet and tears… no BS Rules or little flags to save the day
Feel bad for purple people eaters
The Vikings never had a chance...
Sad but true as Metallica would say lol
Biggest moment in Steeler history was when one Doctor said to the other one - What would happen if we gave Rocky's Magic Recovery Medicine to a healthy player ??
Its Gonna be a street fight
The Steelers are going to wear their black jerseys to celebrate the 1st Super Bowl team. I wish they would wear the white jerseys to really honor that team. But I guess it’s against the Steeler Law to wear white jerseys at home.
No it isn't.
The Chargers wore their visiting jersey to make the Steelers wear black.
They did that from 1966-1969 at old Pitt Stadium 🏟️
@@SteelerSteveIf you're talking about their meeting in1979 where the Chargers won 35-7 white was what the Chargers were wearing at home for every game
@michaelleroy9281 no, when Ladaniel and Troy played. The Nike commercial
I was going to watch this until you showed Tomlin on the introduction
You missed a good show...all pre-Tomlin, so...your loss.
Vikings, only team to have no offensive points on the board.
Feel bad for those teams
I miss Pete Rossell so much. He made the NFL. Roger Goodell ruined it for me.