That is the exact same reason why I love the Steelers too. SB43 was the first game I watched live as well. This 2008-09 team and season was nostalgic

@@ABEdits7 I will give you guys credit for being stillers fans. But the mid-90's teams were stoopid, krazy-ass fun . Better than any stillers era. You guys were not around, I was in college. We had blitzbuurg. That was the Dom capers/dick lebuea defense. Specifically the LBs. lloyd brown greene and Kirkland. We had the chan gailey 5 wide. Kordell Stewart. Ernie mills. Thigpen. Chaes Johnson (rip) and Andre hastings. Eric Green was a player that blocked like an o-lineman. Caught like a wr and ran like a rb. We had a top 5 online every year. Duvall love. John Jackson. Dermontti. Plus we had cowher power. Gary Anderson the best kicker ever

Me too! It's nice to see someone have the same experience I had. I was 8 years old.

U want a great childhood, I came of age and became a Black and Gold bleeder in the '70's. Love this team, their iconic coaches and the Rooney's. Best family in the NFL!.

I was at the perfect age to take this all in. I was in my mid 20s. When I was growing up the team was good but it seemed they always fell just short. When they went to Super Bowl 40 my daughters mom tried to pull some shit so I would miss the game. It had been like 25 years since The Steelers won a Super Bowl and 10 years since they played in one. I wasn’t missing that game for anything but a health emergency with my daughter. At the time I was like man you. Never know if they’re gonna get to that point again. Low n behold they did again just 3 years later.

@@kimberlyianaro3774 I’ll take bein a kid when are best QB in franchise history Ben was a rookie any day

@@kimberlyianaro3774 u definitely got to watch a lot of super bowl wins n that’s really cool

Right I loved Sunday afternoons to watch Big Ben

The most exciting 7-0 games to watch lol.

Clean football too. None of that garbage Cincinnati brought with Burfect.

That’s unbelievable

Did you take any pictures?

That's why I love football. It's like a war without actually having one :)

@@MeteorSmashnope. I’ve got one picture from the super bowl. I had a Nokia brick phone at the point. I’ve never been much of a picture taker.

@AB Edits

Ik, r! Great games.

@Bobby Dillon I pee pee

I still believe Steelers vs. Ravens is the best rivalry in sports. They're the old Cleveland Browns and that was our first rival... it doesn't get better than that! The closest would have to be Packers vs. Bears

@@ap202TPR RRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

IT'LL NEVER BEAT THE STEELERS BROWNS RIVALRIES, THE STEELERS BENGALS RIVALRIES OR THE STEELERS OILERS RIVALRIES!!!!!😠😡😟👎🖕😭

Big facts it’s must

Hands down best safety

Best SS by far. So dynamic, versatile and explosive…he reads the game so incredibly well. FS I’m going with Lott

People only other argument is Ed Reed. But they played two different positions. I'm a steelers fan and I'll admit Ed Reed was awesome. But he was free safety and Troy was strong

The Polamalu int in the 05 playoffs was THE absolute worst call in the history of sports. They had it correct and reversed it. They went against the rules of replay. Just cuz they wanted the game to remain competitive. Game is totally over if they rule it an int. Colts should have lost a timeout as well.

He didn't maintain possession when he hit the ground. The ball clearly comes out so idk how you can interpret that to be a catch.

@@Griggs58 the nfl apologized later on. Stating they made the incorrect call. It was a catch & fumble. Every analyst said it was incorrect. The official on the replay, his exact statement started with "the defender caught the ball." Even if something is close, the rule states go with the original call.

@@Griggs58 lol, it was a catch

@@Griggs58 he started to run and fumbled it and recovered his own fumble.... Even the stingy NFL went back on it man lol

Bro kinda carried our offense, with a little mixture of Willie Parker

@@ABEdits7 yeah no doubt I was young but remember watching the sb td he got but didnt realize the work he put into the playoffs

@@SuperCraft12283 That playoff run was truly iconic and created my love for this team. Hoping we can get a 7th shortly. We have always had the defense, and now we gotta young talented offense

I know same here

Easily one of the best one man playoff performances ever. Wish we got more of Santonio

Except, you know, winning SB MVP

Santonio was the best man named Antonio on the Steelers

The older ones are way better tho

@@ABEdits7 like this one. With Harry calus.. This was one of his last nfl calls. He died the following spring. In the radio booth of a Phillies game

@@ABEdits7 he also did the play-by-play of nfl games on Westwood one radio. The lst game I remember him doing was the stillers at ravens in Dec. 08. I was at Seattle vs st Louis game and we had it on in the car on the way home

Similar to Big Ben’s interception in the 2004 AFC championship to Rodney Harrison. A dumb thrown that turned into a pick 6 to seal the game

@@ABEdits7 both by QB's who were in their rookie year's

@@beamerball666 yep rookies making rookie mistakes

Big Ben got a bunch of flack for it, but I think he was right. I think players mentality shifted a bit more me then we. Still good players, great players, on those teams that didn't get it done. But the ones that made those championships you felt a unity within their ranks.

@@Gungho73 That feeling of unity is what I feel with the team that we have now. We have a shot if we get some key pieces like a #1 cb and a oline to protect kenny

So tired of triggered old heads acting like winning a Superbowl is some easy feat. You sound ignorant or uneducated on football.

Big Ben took too much heat for that and honestly his stats he put up in his later years speak volumes. There's been a couple seasons where he literally carried the team on his back. But that super bowl loss against Green Bay was definitely on him and the offensive coordinator (Bowles was it? I can't remember). They were too focused on getting Ben the super bowl MVP because he should have won it the super bowl before instead of Holmes. The Packers had a WEAK run defense and a couple players they knew to exploit going into the game. But instead, they insisted on having Ben pass every play against a SUPER AGGRESSIVE pass rush defense in the Packers. But aside from that and like maybe the 06-07 season, Ben really rose to the occasion. I wish his teammates had the same mentality. Because they very well could have repeated the 70s Steelers and getting 4 more titles instead of two. But I'm still happy to see my team win two super bowl titles in my lifetime

Different year but still great… 2008-09 was a vibe especially. Miss this Steeler football, hopefully we get 7 soon

@@ABEdits7 im with ya Brother.....too much Pgh Talent watching the Super Bowl.....we gotta Get Up!

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Idk the 2000s Steelers were great especially since I grew up with it

Damn that’s too bad that was so nostalgic hoping they get a 7 real soon

I knowww. But can't wait for the future

That was Larry Foote, #50, at that time stamp.

@@krzykris It's not a time stamp, it's the point in the game Troy got the interception. Polamalu #43 got the pick 6 that sent them to Super Bowl 43, with 4 Minutes 43 Seconds left in the game.

You mean Brady took a seat that year. Every NFL defense was gunning for him after that undefeated season

@@JS-yt1bl he tore his ACL week 1

He's soft he can never play hurt

So?

We do not care

Yes definitely Brett Keisel. Him with Heyward would be unfair

nah time of possession just gets them excited

Seriously, dude. 😒

I think he was cold and happy that the time ran off the clock

But at same time Ben came thur on a lit throws 💯😂

I wasn't around for the 70's but what I've read and from stories I've heard, those boys were just ANIMALS!!!!

A Heinz Field lol. Forever Heinz Field tho

Always Heinz Field.

They went on to win SB43 which was the best Super Bowl ever.

@@ABEdits7 hell yea