Review & Statistics On Sunday's Loss

Monday, October 17, 2005

Review & Statistics On Sunday's Loss

Both the Steelers and the Jaguars had dismal offenses. But, Tommy Maddox made up for any deficiencies in the Jaguars offense by turning the ball over 4 times. With 2 interceptions resulting in 2 touchdowns. The Steelers only touchdown came on a Maddox pass to rookie tight end Heath Miller in the 2nd quarter. Get the gory details.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers In The Hall Of Fame

Arthur J. Rooney	Founder, President, and Chairman of the Board (1933-1988). Elected in 1964.
Daniel M. Rooney	President (1955-present). Elected in 2000.
Bert Bell	Co-owner (1941-1946). Elected in 1963.
Johnny 'Blood' McNally	Player (1934, 1937-1939), Coach (1937-39). Elected in 1963
Bill Dudley	Player (1942, 1945-1946). Elected in 1966.
Walt Kiesling	Player (1937-1939), Coach (1939-1944, 1949-1961). Elected in 1966.
Bobby Layne	Player (1958-1962). Elected in 1967.
Ernie Stautner	Player (1950-1963). Elected in 1969.
Joe Greene	Player (1969-1981) Coach (1987-1991). Elected in 1987.
John Henry Johnson	Player (1960-1965). Elected in 1987.
Jack Ham	Player (1971-1982). Elected in 1988.
Mel Blount	Player (1970-1983). Elected in 1989.
Terry Bradshaw	Player (1970-1983). Elected in 1989.
Franco Harris	Player (1972-1983). Elected in 1990.
Jack Lambert	Player (1974-1984). Elected in 1990.
Chuck Noll	Coach (1969-1991). Elected in 1993.
Mike Webster	Player (1974-1988). Elected in 1997.
Lynn Swann	Player (1974-1982). Elected in 2001.
John Stallworth	Player (1974-1987). Elected in 2002.
Rod Woodson	Player (1987-1996). Elected in 2009.

Note: Other Hall of Famers who spent part of their careers with the Steelers include Cal Hubbard (Player 1936, elected 1963), Marion Motley (Player 1955, elected 1968), Earle (Greasy) Neale (Coach 1943, elected 1969), Bill Hewitt (Player 1943, elected 1971), and Len Dawson (Player 1957-1959, elected 1987).

Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowls

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 IX Steelers 16, Minnesota Vikings 6 Tulane Stadium, New Orleans, Louisiana January 12, 1975; Attendance: 80,997

	Super Bowl X Steelers 21, Dallas Cowboys 17 Orange Bowl, Miami, Florida January 18, 1976; Attendance: 80,187

	Super Bowl XIII Steelers 35, Dallas Cowboys 31 Orange Bowl, Miami, Florida January 21, 1979; Attendance: 79,484

	Super Bowl XIV Steelers 31, Los Angeles Rams 19 Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California January 20, 1980; Attendance: 103,985

	Super Bowl XL Steelers 21, Seattle Seahawks 10 Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan February 5, 2006; Attendance: 68,206

	Super Bowl XLIII Steelers 27, Arizona Cardinals 23 Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida February 1, 2009; Attendance: 70,774

76	Adams, Mike	T	6-7	323	3/10/1990	2	Ohio State
28	Allen, Cortez	CB	6-1	196	10/29/1988	3	The Citadel
68	Beachum, Kelvin	T	6-3	303	6/8/1989	2	Southern Methodist
26	Bell, Le'Veon	RB	6-1	244	2/18/1992	R	Michigan State
30	Blake, Antwon	DB	5-9	198	8/8/1990	2	Texas-El Paso
84	Brown, Antonio	WR	5-10	186	7/10/1988	4	Central Michigan
31	Brown, Curtis	DB	6-0	185	9/24/1988	3	Texas
54	Carter, Chris	OLB	6-1	248	4/6/1989	3	Fresno State
25	Clark, Ryan	FS	5-11	205	10/12/1979	12	Louisiana State
89	Cotchery, Jerricho	WR	6-1	200	6/16/1982	10	North Carolina State
42	Cromartie-Smith, Da'Mon	DB	6-2	203	2/19/1987	1	Texas-El Paso
66	DeCastro, David	G	6-5	316	1/11/1990	2	Stanford
27	Dwyer, Jonathan	RB	5-11	229	7/26/1989	4	Georgia Tech
92	Fangupo, Hebron	DT	6-0	324	7/19/1985	1	Brigham Young
73	Foster, Ramon	G	6-6	325	1/7/1986	5	Tennessee
49	Garvin, Terence	LB	6-3	221	1/1/1991	R	West Virginia
22	Gay, William	CB	5-10	190	1/1/1985	7	Louisville
77	Gilbert, Marcus	T	6-6	330	2/15/1988	3	Florida
21	Golden, Robert	SAF	5-11	202	9/13/1990	2	Arizona
5	Gradkowski, Bruce	QB	6-1	220	1/27/1983	8	Toledo
17	Graham, Shayne	K	6-0	210	12/9/1977	12	Virginia Tech
97	Heyward, Cameron	DE	6-5	288	5/6/1989	3	Ohio State
96	Hood, Ziggy	DE	6-3	300	2/16/1987	5	Missouri
85	Johnson, David	TE	6-2	260	8/26/1987	5	Arkansas State
46	Johnson, Will	FB	6-2	238	11/14/1988	2	West Virginia
95	Jones, Jarvis	LB	6-2	245	10/13/1989	R	Georgia
23	Jones, Felix	RB	5-10	215	5/8/1987	6	Arkansas
3	Jones, Landry	QB	6-3	221	4/4/1989	R	Oklahoma
99	Keisel, Brett	DE	6-5	285	9/19/1978	12	Brigham Young
90	McLendon, Steve	NT	6-4	320	1/3/1986	4	Troy
4	Mesko, Zoltan	P	6-5	230	3/6/1986	4	Michigan
83	Miller, Heath	TE	6-5	256	10/22/1982	9	Virginia
14	Moye, Derek	WR	6-5	210	8/12/1988	1	Penn State
82	Palmer, Michael	TE	6-5	252	1/18/1988	4	Clemson
81	Paulson, David	TE	6-4	246	2/22/1989	2	Oregon
43	Polamalu, Troy	SS	5-10	207	4/19/1981	11	USC
33	Redman, Isaac	RB	6-0	230	11/10/1984	4	Bowie State
7	Roethlisberger, Ben	QB	6-5	241	3/2/1982	10	Miami (Ohio)
88	Sanders, Emmanuel	WR	5-11	180	3/17/1987	4	Southern Methodist
87	Spaeth, Matt	TE	6-7	260	11/24/1983	7	Minnesota

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