Super Bowl 14 - Steelers vs Rams

That voice of Pat Summerall on a Sunday afternoon is comforting. Brings back wonderful memories of many NFL Sundays past

This is a very underrated SB the Rams played the mighty Steelers even until the very end and that throw Bradshaw threw to Stallworth is a thing of Beauty,what an arm Terry Bradshaw had.

"By day, the Rams sparkling spirit had kept the game close. But by night, it faded into the black reality of the Pittsburgh Steelers mustering whatever it takes to win games when most of America is watching," - John Facenda A 10-year-old boy heard that and became an NFL fan for life.

UGH! I'm 55 years old now and 43 years later, this STILL hurts! I was in 7th grade at the time. Been a Rams fan since 76 and this is still the most pain AND pride I have felt as a Rams fan.

Every super bowl could be played in that stadium. Beautiful setting and real grass.

Cromwell just makes that interception, and we're talking about the Rams' first Super Bowl win. That was the game right there.

The Steeler Dynasty of the 70's began and ended with a Franco Harris Touchdown run (from the Immaculate Reception to the last TD of Super Bowl XIV). Amazing when you think about it.

Rams #89 Fred Dryer played on the T.V. Detective show " Hunter" 😎

I was 12 years old in 80. I’m 52 now. I remember this game well.

Jack Lambert is a beast! He's in on nearly every play. I'm a die hard Cowboys fan from these days but damn, to watch the Steelers years later, no wonder they always won.

Bradshaw was incredible ... some of his passes he is standing flat footed and throws a laser 50-60 yards .... talk about arm strength.

59 years old this year 2023 and was in high school my sophomore year and remember this like it was only yesterday. Born and bred and still live in Pennsylvania and STILL a diehard fan of my Steelers. This Steelers team I will never forget which was loaded with the most talented and fearsome players I've seen play in my lifetime. Respect though to the LA Rams who in my opinion also had one of the greatest teams ever in their entire history. Classic memories!!!

Fred Dryer #89 was Hunter...works for me.

Read about the great Mike Webster and just had to watch this game. May he R.I.P

As a Steelers fan it's really cool to watch this old Super Bowl game from back in the day. Watched this game with my Dad. I was 9 years old at the time. Brings back some great memories of time spent with my father. I even remember the beer he drank that day. Pabst Blue Ribbon. My dad has always been a diehard Rams fan. I am a Steelers fan but that day I was hoping the Rams would win it for my Dad. Admired many of the Steelers greats that played in this game. But really admire Number 20 Rocky Blier the most for his service in Vietnam. Thank you Mr. Blier for your service to our country.

To quote John Facenda: "Great teams aren't always great. They're just great when they have to be." And the Steelers certainly were...

10 HOF players, 5 on offense and 5 on defense plus the HOF coach. 4 Super Bowl titles in 6 years and back to back twice. Greatest Team ever

"Franco runs like an Indian running through a forest" Can't say that today! Lol

I like the way they introduced the players it was simple yet intense and fun

I remember Terry Bradshaw saying that this was a bittersweet Super Bowl victory because he knew this one would probably be the last one for the great Steelers dynasty of the 70s, and he was right, But what a run they had, 4 championships in 6 years, Awesome.