1974 Pittsburgh Steelers Season

I didn't expect over 90 minutes of footage here but that's what I've got. You have full playoff games that extended the length and some GOTW footage as well along with the other NFL Films stuff.

[@kareemmoreland9119]

The Year of 3 Quarterbacks, still went all the way.

[@jefferyrobertson7520]

1974 Pittsburgh Steelers Grab Their First Super Bowl Championship Become Team Of The 70s With 10-3-1 It's So Amazing Magical Year ☺🏈

[@richardmccray-hu1uz]

I love this old school NFL content!

[@haroldmccoy6748]

Terry Bradshaw's season of finalizing his emmense talent into actual fruition ,over coming adversity " self imposed " and validating his coming out campaign as being more then a game manager by cementing the Steelers SB 9 victory with that magnificent final game securing drive for the Vikings chance destroying TD ,converting several key third down conversions with his arm ,delivering the decisive TD pass . 1972 and 73 were essentially the Steelers running game and defense coupled with Roy Gerela's probowl performances 1972,74 assisted the Steelers in both post season years ,,, Terry Bradshaw's 74 playoff perfection was the prime ingredient that elevated them over the top ,and gave him and the organization confidence in his ability that translated to historical SB dominance .

[@patrickj.7887]

It was a great game that would solidified the Steelers up and coming dominance in the NFL, and issued to the league, that a new and tough standard has been set. Franco was M.V.P., OF Super Bowl 9, with 158 yard rushing and one Touch Down, and Terry Bradshaw finally put the struggles of his first 5 years with the Steelers behind him and took the Steelers into Super Bowl History!

[@filippoilpoeta6437]

Thank You so much!!!!! Huge Steeler fan of 70’s! Great job! Greatest TEAM ever!!! 4 in 6 years!!! Back to back TWICE!!! Only NFL Team to do both!!!!!!

[@kidmack3556]

I wasn't so much a Steelers "fan" as I was a supporter of any team that kicked the 70's Cowboy's donkey regularly.
I'm a former Forty Niners fan, who loved the 70's Steelers = the best of all Dynasties.

[@ciesaro]

Thank you for your efforts

[@kidmack3556]

48:30 I'd forgotten all about #42 Mack "Little Mac" Herron.
He was fun to watch.
Good player

[@stevereber]

Right on!

[@wadevandort1598]

@26:11, rookie QB David Jaynes was 0-2 for career completion attempts in the NFL. Jaynes didn't play in the WFL either.

[@brandonmorris92]

I keep wondering who called the Steelers long before Bill Hargrove took over?

[@michaelleroy9281]

Jack Fleming

[@patrickj.7887]

Also Myron Cope, creator of the Terrible Towel.