The Pittsburgh Steelers are 6-2 in the Super Bowl over the lifetime of the franchise. The Steelers' teams of the 1970s are among the greatest teams to ever play but where do those four wins rank among the six and which game is No. 1? Here's our ranking of the Steelers six Super Bowl wins and No. 1 was an easy choice.
1-Super Bowl XLIII
An amazing back-and-forth battle that ended in a 27-23 victory for Pittsburgh. James Harrison 's interception return for a touchdown and Santonio Holmes ' game-winning touchdown catch are two of the greatest plays in what might be the best Super Bowl of all time.
2-Super Bowl IX
The one that started it all. Not the most exciting game as the Steelers shut down the Minnesota Vikings 16-6 but it was the first Super Bowl in franchise history and started one of the greatest dynasties in NFL history.
3-Super Bowl XIII
One of the most exciting Super Bowls of all time, this was a game that would fit perfectly in today's NFL. The Steelers scored 14 points in the fourth quarter to pull off the 35-31 win over the Cowboys .
4-Super Bowl X
Easily the most exciting Super Bowl game that had ever been played up to that point, this game featured some amazing highlight-reel catches by Steelers wide receiver Lynn Swann and six sacks by the Steel Curtain defense.
5-Super Bowl XIV
After an ugly season, Pittsburgh played an ugly game, but the Steelers found a way to get past the Rams 31-19 thanks to a big game by wide receiver John Stallworth.
6-Super Bowl XL
The Steelers beat the Seahawks 21-10 but this game ends up last because of the sloppy gameplay and controversy that comes along with it. A great win by any standard but one of these games had to be the worst.
This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Ranking the Steelers 6 Super Bowl wins
