Today in Sports, January 18 - Pittsburgh Steelers win the Super Bowl for second straight year, Lynn Swann is MVP

TODAY: The Super Steelers claim their second Lombardi Trophy with a thrilling victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl X.

Six game-worn items from Pittsburgh Steelers legends of the 1970s will be up for auction during an event at Super Bowl LIX. Hunt Auctions hosts an annual NFL Auction event at the Super Bowl, and this will be the 17th year for the event,

Terry Bradshaw jokingly credits his Hall of Fame receivers for making the most of his errant throws, spotlighting the unique dynamic that powered the Steelers’ 1970s dynasty.

The Cowboys fought back, but it wouldn't be enough when Staubach's final pass was batted by Mike Wagner and intercepted by Glen Edwards to seal the 21-17 win and give the Steelers back-to-back Super Bowl wins.

On this day in 1976, wide receiver Lynn Swann gained 161 yards on four receptions and was named MVP as the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 21-17 in Super

Terry Bradshaw already was feeling immense pressure — internally if not externally — when he took the field for the biggest game of his young NFL career 50 years ago. The sight of an apparently dead b

In the archive will be a 1981 Franco Harris jersey, a 1982 Terry Bradshaw jersey, a 1982 Jack Lambert jersey, a 1982 Jack Ham jersey, a 1978 Rocky Bleier jersey, and a 1978 Lynn Swann jersey. The Steelers jerseys are expected to be worth anywhere between $30,000-$100,000.

Former Steelers Jerome Bettis gives his opinion on the George Pickens situation and the Chicago Bears wanted Mike Tomlin.

The Steelers of the 1970s won four Super Bowls in six years, a record unmatched by any team in NFL history. This year's Chiefs can match that achievement -- and set a standard no one in the league has even approached.

The Cincinnati Royals’ 22-year-old rookie sensation, Oscar Robertson, becomes the youngest player to receive NBA All-Star MVP honors. Robertson scores 23 points and hands out 14

John Harbaugh found a unique way to engage his players prior to the Ravens' wild-card playoff showdown against the rival Steelers. Harbaugh, whose Ravens would ultimately secure a 28-14 win over Pittsburgh,