Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl History and Results

February 6, 2011 By 4 Comments

As we inch closer and closer to kickoff, I keep finding interesting things to post about. (At least, I think they are interesting. And like Roger Goodell recently said to Mike Tomlin, don’t forget who runs shit around here.)

This will be the first of a quick two-post series that will expand on this post and break down the Super Bowl history of the SB XLV participants. We’ll start out with the Steelers because while the Packers have more NFL championships, no one has as many Super Bowl wins as Pittsburgh.

  • Super Bowl Appearances: 8 (counting this year)
  • All-time Super Bowl record: 6-1 (pending this year)

pittsburgh-steelers-history-results-super-bowlSuper Bowl IX: Pittsburgh Steelers v Minnesota Vikings

  • Date: January 12, 1975
  • Location: Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana
  • Score: Pittsburgh 16 – Minnesota 6
  • MVP: Franco Harris, Steelers

Super Bowl X: Pittsburgh Steelers v Dallas Cowboys

  • Date: January 18, 1976
  • Location: Orange Bowl in Miami, Forida
  • Score: Pittsburgh 21 – Dallas 17
  • MVP: Lynn Swann, Steelers

Super Bowl XIII: Pittsburgh Steelers v Dallas Cowboys

  • Date: January 21, 1979
  • Location: Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida
  • Score: Pittsburgh 35 – Dallas 31
  • MVP: Terry Bradshaw, Steelers

Super Bowl XIV: Pittsburgh Steelers v Los Angeles Rams

  • Date: January 20, 1980
  • Location: Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California
  • Score: Pittsburgh 31 – LA Rams 19
  • MVP: Terry Bradshaw, Steelers

Super Bowl XXX: Pittsburgh Steelers v Dallas Cowboys

  • Date: January 28, 1996
  • Location: Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona
  • Score: Dallas 27 – Pittsburgh 17
  • MVP: Larry Brown, Cowboys

pittsburgh-steelers-super-bowl-history-results-matchups-scores-mvps-opponentsSuper Bowl XL: Pittsburgh Steelers v Seattle Seahawks

  • Date: February 5, 2006
  • Location: Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan
  • Score: Pittsburgh 21 – Seattle 10
  • MVP: Hines Ward, Steelers

Super Bowl: XLIII: Pittsburgh Steelers v Arizona Cardinals

  • Date: February 1, 2009
  • Location: Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida
  • Score: Pittsburgh 27 – Arizona 23
  • MVP: Santonio Holmes, Steelers

Source for above: SteelersFever.com

Super Bowl: XLV: Pittsburgh Steelers v Green Bay Packers

  • Date: February 6th, 2011
  • Location: Cowboys Stadium in Dallas, Texas
  • Score: Pittsburgh ??? – Green Bay ???
  • MVP: ???

In a few hours, we’ll be able to add the result for the Steelers’ latest Super Bowl appearance. I think it’ll be a W, but with a matchup this even, trying to predict a winner is a pretty futile endeavor.

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  • TROY

    WHAT A GRATE HISTORY WE HAS STEELERS FANS HAVE

  • Tazzydog

    I find this very interesting what goodell said to Tomlin about who runs stuff around here and the way the Steelers got cheated on calls in the superbowl against the packers, as long as this commissioner is around we will never get our seventh ring, you couple this with the excerts from Harrison's interview in a magazine article where he stated that he wouldn't even piss on this commissioner if he was passing him on the side of the road and saw him on fire!!
    and the other thing I heard about the Steelers were going to send Harrison up and get the SB trophy from goodell and then tell him in his ear to take the 125,000 fines and shove it all adds up now!!

  • Tazzydog

    The call I am referring to is when it was about 8:24 in the first quarter and it was 3rd down and Ben was on about the packer 48 and passed to TE Miller and he was grabed around the waist and I got it on CD with two officials coming down the field looking at the play and putting there hands on their flag pocket but then pulling their hands away and not flagging it!! See it is instantaneous for officials to do that when they see a violation, and then ooops, they remember I am not supposed to give anything to this team!!!!!!!! That no call really fits into the comment about who runs things around here. We had to punt and the packers scored 14pts and we only lost by 5,bignocall