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Bill Cower took the Steelers head coaching job, after Chuck Noll retired in 1992. In Cower's first five years of coaching the Steelers he won fifty-three regular season games, which is the third best record in NFL history. Like Noll who coached before him he believes that confidence wins games. Bill Cower began his NFL career as a player playing linebacker for the Browns in 1980, then in 1985 Cower started his coaching career.
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| He became the fifteenth head coach in Steelers history. At age 38, Cower became the youngest head coach to lead his team to the Super Bowl. The Steelers have won seven division titles, earned right postseason playoff berths, played in four AFC championship games, and made one Super Bowl appearance under the head coaching of Bill Cower. Cower is currently still the head coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers. |
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Chuck Noll served as head coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1969 to 1991. Chuck Noll also started his football career as a player for the Cleveland Browns from 1953 to 1959. Noll coached the San Diego Chargers and the Baltimore Colts before he coached for the Steelers. Noll became the first coach to ever win four Super bowls.
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Noll coached the Steelers to victory in Super bowls nine, ten , thirteen, and fourteen. Chuck retired as a Steelers head coach in 1992 after a record of two hundred and two wins and one hundred forty-six losses. He was inducted into the Pro Hall of Fame in 1993.
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Chuck Noll talking to Terry Bradshaw on the sidelines.
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Terry Bradshaw throwing the football. |
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