History of The Pittsburgh Steelers October 5, 1942 “Bill Dudley sparks Steelers to upset victory over Giants, 13-10” November 29, 1943 “Phil-Pitts smash Redskins in upset, 27 to 14” October 22, 1945 “Warren stars, Steelers upset Giants, 21-7” December 22, 1947 “Eagles defeat Steelers, 21-0, for Eastern title” October 2, 1950 “Steelers humiliate Redskins, 26-7, for 1st victory” October 16, 1950 “Steelers knock off Giants, 17-6, oust them from lead” October 29, 1951 “Steelers score 3 times in final 7 minutes, beat Cardinals, 28-14” November 26, 1951 “Steelers defeat Eagles on Geri’s field goal and extra points” December 1, 1952 “Steelers wallop Giants, 63-7” October 12, 1953 “Finks’ passing, Bolkovak’s field goal win for Steelers, 31-28” December 14, 1953 “Steelers intercept pass, whip Redskins, 14-13” September 30, 1957 “Pittsburgh sweeps past Redskins, 28-7” December 8, 1957 “Steelers upset Giants, 21-10” November 28, 1960 “Steelers kick Redskins, 22 to 10” November 27, 1961 “Michaels’ kick wins for Steelers over Cards, 30-27” December 10, 1962 “Michaels breaks Groza’s record as Steelers win, 26-17 over Eagles” November 11, 1963 “Steelers slap down Browns, 9-7” November 18, 1963 “Steelers collar Redskins, 34-28” December 18, 1972 “Steelers win 1st title in 40th try” December 24, 1972 “Steelers’ miracle ricochet wipes out Raiders, 13-7” December 9, 1974 “Steelers nip Pats, 21-17, win AFC Central” Contains material reprinted by permission from The Washington Post® Copyright© 2016 The Washington Post. 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December 23, 1974 “Steelers bolt into AFC Final, 32-14 win over Bills” December 30, 1974 “Vikings, Steelers achieve Super Bowl” January 13, 1975 “Steelers whip Vikings, 16-6; Harris sets 2 Super Bowl marks” December 14, 1975 “Steelers trounce Bengals, 35-14” December 28, 1975 “Steelers’ surge shuts off Colts, 28-10” January 5, 1976 “Steelers win, return to Super Bowl” January 19, 1976 “Steelers retain Super Bowl crown; Cowboys’ bid fails, 21-17” December 12, 1976 “Steelers rip Oilers, 21-0, clinch playoff berth” December 20, 1976 “Angered Steelers do 40-14 number on errant Colts” December 4, 1978 “Steelers jar Campbell in 13-3 clincher” December 31, 1978 “Cowboys, Steelers move into Conference finals; 33-10 romp ends hopes of Broncos” January 8, 1979 “Cowboys, Steelers are Super!; Bradshaw ends Oiler hopes, 34-5” January 22, 1979 “Steelers hold off Cowboys to win Super Bowl, 35-31” December 17, 1979 “Steelers shut out Bills to win AFC Central title” December 31, 1979 “Steelers mug Dolphins, 34-14” January 7, 1980 “Steelers whip Oilers for AFC crown, 27-13” January 21, 1980 “Steelers outlast Rams, 31-19, win 4th Super Bowl” December 11, 1983 “Bradshaw back, Steelers roll; 34-7 win over Jets” December 17, 1984 “Steelers upset Raiders, 13-7, win AFC Central” December 31, 1984 “Pittsburgh’s comeback beats Denver, 24-17” January 1, 1990 “Anderson’s four field goals lift Steelers over Oilers, 26-23” December 28, 1992 “Foster gains 12th 100, Steelers get 11th win, 23-13 victory over Browns” December 19, 1994 “Steelers give Browns the Blues, 17-7, win AFC Central” January 8, 1995 “Pittsburgh runs Cleveland out of town, 29-9” Contains material reprinted by permission from The Washington Post® Copyright© 2016 The Washington Post. 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December 4, 1995 “Central title again belongs to Pittsburgh; Steelers 21, Oilers 7” January 7, 1996 “Steelers give Bills the chills, 40-21” January 15, 1996 “Cowboys, Steelers step back to the Big Dance” December 9, 1996 “Steel curtain lowers on AFC Central; Steelers 16, Chargers 3” December 30, 1996 “Steelers ride ‘the bus’ past Colts in AFC, 42-14” January 4, 1998 “Steelers hold off Patriots, move on to AFC title game” December 17, 2001 “Steelers clinch AFC Central” January 21, 2002 “Ravens’ reign runs dry; Steelers end Baltimore’s repeat hopes, 27-10” December 24, 2002 “Steelers drub listless Buccaneers, 17-7; Pittsburgh wrap up a second straight Division title” January 16, 2005 “Steelers advance, by 2 feet; Reed boots winner in OT; 20-17 win over Jets” January 9, 2006 “The Steelers carry on; Steelers 31, Bengals 17” January 16, 2006 “Curtain falls on the Colts; Steelers survive frantic finale to pull upset, 21-18” January 23, 2006 “Steelers 34, Broncos 17; Pittsburgh gives Bettis one more game” February 6, 2006 “Super Bowl XL; Paint it black and gold; Pittsburgh 21, Seahawks 10” December 15, 2008 “A fine line decides AFC North; Steelers 13, Ravens 9” January 12, 2009 “Decisive quarter boosts Steelers; 35-24 win over Chargers” January 19, 2009 “Steelers put end to Ravens’ bid, 23-14” February 2, 2009 “Super Bowl XLIII: 6th title rests on Holmes’s steel toes; Steelers 27, Cardinals 23” January 16, 2011 “Steelers drop the Ravens, 31-24” January 24, 2011 “Holding their Super Bowl places; Steelers eventually put Jets away, 24-19” Contains material reprinted by permission from The Washington Post® Copyright© 2016 The Washington Post. All rights reserved. The Washington Post® is a trademark of The Washington Post Company. November 5, 2012 “Pittsburgh arrives late, then ruins party; Steelers 24, Giants 20” December 17, 2013 “Pittsburgh staggers Cincinnati early, 30-20” November 3, 2014 “Roethlisberger stays hot in rout of Baltimore; Steelers 43, Ravens 23” December 22, 2014 “Pittsburgh secures first postseason berth in three years; Steelers 20, Chiefs 12” December 29, 2014 “Pittsburgh tops Cincinnati for AFC North title; Steelers 27, Bengals 17” December 21, 2015 “Roethlisberger rallies Pittsburgh past Denver, 34-27” January 4, 2016 “Pittsburgh slip into the playoffs with a 28-12 win at Cleveland Browns” January 10, 2016 “AFC wild card playoff; Steelers 18, Bengals 16” Contains material reprinted by permission from The Washington Post® Copyright© 2016 The Washington Post. All rights reserved. The Washington Post® is a trademark of The Washington Post Company. .