Super bowl Champions!

While the Steelers and their fans will be sitting at home watching Super Bowl XLVIII Sunday like everyone else, we've been spoiled as fans over the years with some great memories over six Super Bowl wins, and of course the heartbreak of two losses.Read more at http://www.steelersgab.com/2014/01/28/the-10-most-memorable-moments-of-steelers-super-bowl-history/#ieHtT4JqJPx2pfyc.99

Ben Roethlisberger thought the pass, high and way outside, was going to be intercepted. Santonio Holmes never gave up on it, str-e-e-e-etching like Gumby in shoulder pads. Remarkably, his feet never left the ground. Now he will be walking on air for the rest of his life.

Pittsburgh Steelers: Remembering team's first Super Bowl in 1974

The 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers were all about defense, with coordinator Dick Lebeau overseeing an aggressive 3-4 scheme led by linebackers James Harrison and James Farrior, and strong safety Troy Polamulu. These three players were just the focal point of a unit that included linebacker Lamarr Woodley and would end the season as the best in the NFL.

We are back-to-back winners--twice! The most recent back-to-back Super Bowl winners, the Patriots, are the only thing standing in the way of the Seahawks joining that exclusive club on Sunday night.

Video: His team was known in Pittsburgh as the lovable losers but Pittsburgh Steelers owner Art Rooney never lost faith. One day he would make it to the Super Bowl and win.

The NFL playoffs expanded to five teams per conference in 1978 and then six in time for the 1990 season. No team seeded below #4-the demarcation point for having to play three straight road games-had ever won the Super Bowl. The 2005 Pittsburgh Steelers made history and were the first.

Read the game-by-game narrative of the 1979 Pittsburgh Steelers as they made history with another Super Bowl trophy.

Read the game-by-game narrative of how the 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers got back on top of the NFL with their third Super Bowl win.

Read the game-by-game narrative of how improved passing led to the same result--a repeat Super Bowl title for the 1975 Pittsburgh Steelers.

On January 12, 1975, the Steelers won their first Super Bowl, a 16-6 win over the Vikings in Super Bowl IX.On a cold, rainy New Orleans afternoon, Pittsburgh enjoyed one of its brightest moments, as owner Art Rooney and his team were crowned as champions of the pro football world for the first time in its 42-year history.

They won the first title franchise history. Read the game-by-game narrative of the 1974 Pittsburgh Steelers run to win the Super Bowl.

The Steelers have played in eight Super Bowls, winning six of them, including four in six years. Below is a recap of the six wins.

Super Bowl History

Pittsburgh Steelers Super bowl history, a timeline made with Timetoast's free interactive timeline making software.