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Super Bowl IX

Pittsburgh 0, Minnesota 0

January 12, 1975 · Replayed in 60 seconds

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The Steel Curtain allows just 119 total yards, a safety opens the scoring, and Franco Harris rumbles for 158 yards as the Steelers win their first championship.

Key Moments

Franco Harris, RB, Pittsburgh
Q2
  • Safety: Dwight White tackled Fran Tarkenton in end zonePIT 2, MIN 0

    ★ The Steel Curtain defense was so dominant they literally scored first. White sacked Tarkenton in the end zone for a safety.

Q3
  • Franco Harris 9-yd run (Gerela kick)PIT 9, MIN 0

    ★ Harris ran for 158 yards on 34 carries, setting a then-SB rushing record.

Q4
  • Terry Brown recovered blocked punt in end zone (kick failed)PIT 9, MIN 6
  • Larry Brown 4-yd pass from Terry Bradshaw (Gerela kick)PIT 16, MIN 6

    ★ Pittsburgh's first championship, the beginning of a dynasty that would win 4 Super Bowls in 6 years. Minnesota fell to 0-3 in Super Bowls.

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