WATCH: #OTD - The Steelers win Super Bowl XIV

The Steelers secured their fourth title in six years with a win over the Rams in Super Bowl XIV

The Steelers took home their sixth Lombardi Trophy against the Cardinals in Super Bowl XLIII

Troy Polamalu sent the Steelers to Super Bowl XLIII with his late-game pick-six of Joe Flacco in 2009

Ben Roethlisberger saved the Steelers' season against the Colts in 2006

Santonio Holmes found the end zone against the Chargers in 2009

The Steelers earned their fifth title in Super Bowl XL against the Seahawks

Lynn Swann scored on a long pass to give the Steelers the cushion they needed in Super Bowl X

Brett Keisel took one to the house against the Buccaneers in 2010

Troy Polamalu made an amazing, signature sack on Kerry Collins in 2010

The Steelers won the organization's first Super Bowl in January of 1975

Bam Morris helped send the Steelers past the Bills in 1996

Chris Fuamatu-Maʻafala scored late to defeat the Browns in the 2003 Wild Card round

Jerome Bettis made his signature moment against the Bears in 2005

Chris Boswell kicked the winning field goal as the Steelers downed the Bengals in the 2015 Wild Card Round

A trick play found Cedrick Wilson wide open to extend the Steelers' lead to two scores in the 2005 Wild Card Round

Yancey Thigpen's score before the half distanced the Steelers from the Browns in the 1995 Divisional Round

Bam Morris delivered the knockout bow against the Bills in the 1995 Divisional Round

The Steelers pull off an improbable comeback in the 2002 Wild Card Round vs. the Browns

Mike Hilton notched 3 sacks on Christmas Day against the Texans in 2017

Ben Roethlisberger hit the 500-yd mark for the first time against the Packers in 2009

Willie Parker found paydirt from long range against the Panthers in 2006

Joe Haden made a clutch interception of Tom Brady against the Patriots in 2018

Troy Polamalu forced a game-changing turnover against the Ravens in 2010

Chris Boswell secured a win over the Packers with a 53-yd field goal in 2017

Rod Woodson scored his first NFL touchdown against the Bengals in 1987