Chuck Noll's FINAL Game as the Head Coach | Pittsburgh Steelers (1991)

[@ItzYinzburgh]

Thank you all for watching! 🖤💛 The Emperor himself against a young Bill Belichick. It’s fair to say, even with Bubby Brister throwing a pitiful 7 of 26, who the best team was. As always, don’t forget to subscribe! Content coming everyday.. all year! HERE WE GO!!! 🖤💛

[@DragRacer221x]

The end of a era but the beginning of the next steeler great bill cowher

[@NoOneYaKnow666]

Seeing Bubby at 6 for 24 sure brought back some awful memories, but it was good to see Woodson, Lloyd, Williams, Lake, and even Hoge again!! Noll feels so underrated nowadays!

[@PENS68]

I was not around for the Steeler dynasty of the 70s and was very very young, when Chuck Noll retired but seeing these clips of him, really makes me see how good of a coach he really was. I will say, it seems he left a good nucleus of players for Bill Cowher when he took over the next season and Cowher took it and had success with it and built it into his own legacy.

[@patrickwentz8413]

How sweet that Chuck Noll's last game win and game was against Bellichick! I guy I barely even heard of Richard Shelton was the MVP of the game with a stripped ball and 3 sacks! Great to see all the olde tyme players like Jerry O, Lake, Bubby, Rod etc ect! Miss those guys!

[@GoSlash27]

I just took a trip down memory lane with this video. Not Chuck Noll's last game itself, but back to when WPXI was WIIC-TV and we had Chiller theater with Chilly Billy. Just found the theme song; "Experiment in Terror", Al Caiola. Good times...

[@scottranger8909]

When Saturday nights were fun

[@gordonvanderpool2047]

I loved watching Chilly Billy with my dad...good times!

[@scottt3100]

Chilly Billy on Saturday night, Steel Curtain on Sunday’s and WDVE all day long baby!!! What a time to be alive and young!

[@tacey01]

@@scottt3100 I was more of a WYDD guy but I get your point! Special times in the Burgh!!

[@ericbellan3083]

Always love hearing Chuck Noll stories from retired players!

[@BIG-D-STAR]

My favorite storyteller was Rocky Bleier.

[@yahspoetyahu-thepoeticword7322]

No doubt Chuck Noll and Bill Walsh were some of the best innovative coaches ever in NFL history!!!! Period!!!

[@williamarnold9821]

No coach has ever done more football than Paul Brown

[@tylerstewart3035]

Don Shula

[@williamstocker584]

Williamarnold9821 Paul brown was a hack he only succeeded because of an easy schedule. Zero super bowls for brown all he won was meaningless games

[@chadbrisco4042]

Passed the torch.

[@jonosborn6558]

Bubby and Hoge had their moments. Cool to see the young guys on this D while they were on the rise. Noll went out with 100% class. I agree that outside Pittsburgh, Noll is kind of forgotten.

[@soflsteel777]

From TB12 to BR7... there was some ATROCIOUS qb play for about 20 years. Can we appreciate this, his 18th season and maybe his last, and who knows the next time we may get another great QB.

[@soflsteel777]

@Hector Hernandez a great qb that made the offense as great as it was. Early years, sure he was bad. But when he figured it out, he was the man. Many of the Steelers greats of the 70s all say the same thing, no Bradshaw, no dynasty.

[@johnbruce4003]

O'Donnell was a starter for 4 seasons and went to the playoffs in every one. You know how many other Steelers QB's can say that? None.

[@soflsteel777]

@@johnbruce4003 i get you... however i see O'Donnell as the guy who can be characterized as a good qb that benefitted from a good offense and really great defense. Just as Kordell did for a number of years and Tommy Maddox for a year. However, while he was more consistent than those 2, when you put him on the Jets the next year, they went 1-15 if i rememebr right.

[@johnbruce4003]

Took him years to recover from that SB XXX meltdown.

[@soflsteel777]

@@johnbruce4003 I think it's fair to say he never did. That aside, my point was Kordell had a few good years, Maddox one, O'Donnell a few good years and the rest were pretty bad over the course of 20 or so years. Decent to bad QB play, regardless of how good the rest of the team is, just isnt enough to get it done (00 Ravens being an outlier) in todays NFL.

[@xXSTEEL-LEGENDSX]

That pick six was legendary

[@shawnevans1444]

Our defense had to carry back then too. Relentless!👊💪💯

[@rickmarone2382]

I remember this game if it was played yesterday. Thanks for the memories buddy

[@ItzYinzburgh]

Of course! Thanks for watching 🖤💛

[@bradenmacurdy8152]

Wish I was living to witness this era of Steelers football. But I damn sure will be to witness many of them to come.... GO STEELERS🖤💛

[@ryanmarshall4332]

Don’t stress. You didn’t miss much good stuff in the last decade of Nolls tenure. The next years 11-5 was the start of the new period of winning. It coincided with bill Cowher taking over.

[@krzykris]

Yeah, didn't miss much. The entire decade of the '90's was filled with disappointment.

[@lawrence142002]

@@krzykris We were always a Quarterback away from a Super Bowl win at least 3 times that I can think of. 94, 95, and 97 we had everything except a great QB.

[@lawrence142002]

You didn't miss anything from about 1984-1991.

[@ministryoftruth1451]

All three of Richard Shelton's career INTs in one game.

[@gregorytaylor3146]

Greg Lloyd, what can you say? Quarterback Killer par excellence!

[@derrickayers9685]

I remember watching Steelers games and seeing those "Avoid Lloyd" signs.....that was my man

[@joeheid4757]

I was at this game End of an era

[@RichardRitenour0522]

Such awesome videos. This was a hard day tho, sometimes memories are bittersweet. Much like Brister's career.

[@03Man11]

Crazy that the old goat’s last game would be against the future goat.

[@nick56677]

Very fitting end for Chuck Knoll. The Defense gets 5 turnovers, and makes a last stand to win the game against their hated rivals reminiscing of the 70s defensive units. Had the Steelers taken Marino in 83, they'd be known as the QB dynasty as well with Bradshaw, Marino, and Ben.

[@devinrahney9143]

Boy wouldn't that have been interesting 😩 Marino as a Pittsburgh Steeler

[@atrain818]

@@devinrahney9143 mite have happened. If Bradshaw didn't totally bs them. About his elbow.

[@michaelclyburn5858]

Everything happens for a reason. Marino whined and had a bad attitude about of times. He wouldn't have worked with us. Go Steelers! Thanks Chuck Noll !

[@jrsnowden25]

Man, some of those names. Jerrol Williams, Gerald Williams. Carnell Lake. Thomas Everett. Carlton Haselrig. Tunch. Hardy Nickerson. Of course Lloyd, Woodson, Lipps, Hoge. So many memories. That wasn't a good football team, but as you could see, they laid the wood on every play.

[@w.allencaddell6421]

As a Dallas Cowboys fan, Chuck Noll didn't cheat to win his Super Bowls like New England did.

[@KennethRicketts-y6v]

game is rigged anyways

[@geebee6010]

We gave you that last super bowl

[@williamstocker584]

User-ph7cs1hp8b only butt hurt fans like you say the game is rigged

[@ericthompson749]

Chuck Noll: One of the only people to have coached against: Don Shula Bill Belichick (twice in 1991) Vince Lombardi (week 6, 1969 season, Washington beat Pittsburgh 14-7)

[@d0nKsTaH]

+ Bill Walsh, Tom Landry, John Madden and a bunch of others too don't forget.

[@viviandarkbloom100]

Amazing Fact: Those 3 Interceptions were the ONLY Interceptions in Richard Sheltons career. ALL in one game.

[@chicken_953]

I always thought these two were so similar in voaching style and personality

[@boboso1341]

This was the season I became a Steelers fan....

[@victoryasher4927]

Class

[@steelerspittsburgh875]

Defense wins games 👍 Go Steelers

[@steelerspittsburgh875]

@Baba Ganush a good running game helps too

[@kirkmuffie7542]

I remember this game. Kosar was a tough good quarterback to beat in those days.Buuuuuut Steelers always had a kick ass defense.

[@Fireyninjadog]

Final criqui-trumpy game. For some reason, Don got demoted further down the line on nbc, while Bob got the top analyst position on nbc for the next 3 years

[@windog551]

Back then it was all running and defense. The games were like 9-6 very low scoring but the Steelers win a lot of games that way.

[@ministryoftruth1451]

Brister was 6 of 24 at one point in this game. Those were some tough times.

[@KennethRicketts-y6v]

Best coach Steelers ever Had imo

[@frazz3y841]

chuck noll looked at belichek like he was nothing no eye contact or anything when they shook hands 😂😂😂

[@bobross1550]

Noll isn't even facing the camera so how do you know if they made eye contact? They actually give each other a quick hug. Noll was probably feeling pretty emotional knowing it was his last game, and was never one to enjoy being surrounded by cameras. Some of you people and your jealous hatred of Belichick are delusional.

[@ernestpacheco8148]

Steelers fan: Bernie Kosar was pretty cool.He was a great QB, I miss the NFL back then...

[@gregplitt6629]

BRO! You broke 20k subs man! Well done.. 100k here we come!

[@ItzYinzburgh]

HERE WE COME! 🖤💛 Lets make 2021 a special one!

[@steelerbranch]

Didn't know that Noll was only 59 when he left.

[@levidiaz3074]

Free Agency started, ...whole new philosophy had to be implemented.

[@Fireyninjadog]

When the teams met in Cleveland 8 weeks prior, kosar had yet to throw a pick. On this day, Richard Shelton intercepted bernie 3 times, the only picks of his career

[@teddyjun1]

Not sure. This game reminds me a lot of how BB's time in NE ended.

[@bryce_weirich]

🔥🔥🔥

[@krzykris]

In a five year career in NFL, Richard Shelton had all three of his career interceptions in this game.

[@bruceleeroy8302]

Richard Shelton #24 looked like a Hall of Famer on this day.

[@stevenjoyce5541]

Amazing to think noll had the most SBs as a head coach forever and No one could have imaged how belichick would become the all time leader with 6, thanks to Tom Brady.

[@bobross1550]

That's really something how it worked out that the Browns were Noll's last opponent and Belichick of all people was the last man he coached against. And if Noll had stepped down a year earlier, who knows? Belichick might have been his replacement. Young, defensive minded master of the 3-4 defense, family ties to the Pittsburgh area. All those things that applied to Cowher were true of Belichick as well.

[@nickgangone9541]

Richard Shelton with a career game.

[@TheSteelers4190]

His one shining moment in the NFL

[@03Man11]

Literally lol

[@ijiwarusensei89]

7 for 26, mercy.

[@shatterx2009]

Back when belicheat would show respect and give an actual handshake

[@jamesmooney8933]

Cleveland liked their Cleveland's hometown Kozar, and missed big Ben

[@juliuskurtz8143]

As a brown's fan I thought Bill did a pretty good job with Cleveland before they move to Baltimore

[@bobross1550]

Yeah I watched an episode about the '95 Browns, NFL Films or A Football Life, I can't remember who made it, but for Modell to announce early in the season that he was moving them really torpedoed that team. Unbelievable to imagine an owner doing that. F the Ravens, a fake team with WNBA uniforms.

[@marknethercutt3381]

I'll take the Steelers every time.

[@Fireyninjadog]

Greg lloyd. The intimator

[@jnyfumare]

The Wizard of the Draft defeats The Cheater!

[@bethgollmar1640]

Funny to see Belichick without the hoodie

[@WorldisGone]

Bubby Brister is the G O A T !!!

[@ItzYinzburgh]

7 of 26 113 yds and 1 TD 0 INT. Truly a once in a lifetime performance 😂

[@robertosborne8694]

The wind must have been coming off the “lake”

[@devinrahney9143]

@@ItzYinzburgh Least he didn't turn the ball over 😂😂😂😂

[@jesseleblanc1199]

Said no one ever lol

[@juliuskurtz8143]

Blister look good for 6 game with the 98 broncos

[@bethgollmar1640]

Would have won #5 in 1995 if O’Donnell didn’t throw those two picks

[@nickmatoic9096]

Look who was Bubbys replacement is Pitiful ODonnell .

[@mattpomara1967]

You could see they were building something…

[@ryanmarshall4332]

Two head coaches with 11 super bowl wins between them. Won’t see that again.

[@Russ668]

Belichick had 2 superbowl wins. Both with the Giants.

[@impala666]

Noll is a Great HC and Belichick is a known, convicted cheater. Enough said.

[@edwardbrito3332]

Agreed likely cheated in most SB caught 1st one. Spying on Cincy with bottom team. Records plays somehow knows perfectly how to defend or attack. Walsh bested him plenty in draft & playoffs. LT & Revis only times he had elite defense. Brady discount is form cap cheating that he barely took advantage of bottom 20 defenses most of it.

[@BIG-D-STAR]

@@edwardbrito3332 BILL BELICHICK IS THE GOAT HATE ALL YOU WANT!!

[@demetriusjohnson2240]

@@BIG-D-STAR no he's not he'll never win another superbowl without that Brady guy

[@mrsatire9475]

@@BIG-D-STAR - He lost to Chuck Noll

[@Fireyninjadog]

It's also worth knowing that brady carried him all those years. Without tom, he's nothing but mortal

[@e2go]

Chuck Noll would've whooped Bill's ass at midfield like Jerry Glanville had he pulled his New England garbage.

[@BobCat623923]

WOW...Richard Shelton...we hardly knew Ye...where the hell did he come from and where did he go??

[@johndaniels7609]

I watched that game live wearing my cheap Bubby t-shirt with my best friend, who's a Browns fan. It was basically an awful game, no offense. Felt good we beat the Browns but didn't feel that great about 92 after that game.

[@louv4437]

Shelton was all world in this game? Weird he didn’t have a better career

[@bertburns9611]

The man took nothing and made a NFL dynasty that still is one today!!

[@bethgollmar1640]

Still cannot believe Bubby has a Super Bowl ring

[@thebigbadwolf904]

And they thought bellycheck was the goat lmao dude was nothing without brady

[@jamesstillgames]

well you cant deny that he is good. just he shined alot with brady

[@jorgegaytan3012]

@@jamesstillgames true

[@bobross1550]

He won two without Brady when he was DC of the NYG and the gameplan he drew up for one of those wins is in the hall of fame. I've never heard another instance where that has happened.

[@bnegs521]

Noll could have written a different story for himself had he not FOOLISHLY passed on Dan Marino in the 83 draft. He did not adapt to the QB age and in his last 11 years he won 2 playoff games.

[@johnbruce4003]

My favorite Steeler at the time was Eric Green. Didn't see him out there, probably hurt again. Sad to say, but it was time for Chuck Noll to go. It doesn't diminish what he was able to accomplish with the worst team in football. At the time they drafted Franco Harris, The Pittsburgh Steelers had scored the fewest points in history. In a 10 year period he made the worst franchise into the greatest ever. Sadly he did very little his last 12 years. Sound familiar in 2021? Of course Noll is the greatest coach in Franchise history, Tomlin is currently #3.

[@howardcosell2022]

Disappointment of a 7-9 season and a young team he put together, Noll didn't have the patience at this point of his career. Bill Cowher reaped the benefits of this young talented team

[@johnbruce4003]

Howard Cosell Yeah some talent on defense but very little on offense. Tomlin inherited a much better team.

[@howardcosell2022]

@@johnbruce4003 Even though they started sporadically for Chuck, Neil O'Donnell and Barry Foster were drafted during the Noll era. Both players hit the ground running and throwing when Cowher inserted them as F/T starters the very next season. Not to mention Dawson and Jackson were veterans on the O-Line when Cowher took over in addition to having G Haselrig who was a wrestler in college and the Steelers making him a project to convert him to football. He made the pro bowl during Cowher's first season

[@johnbruce4003]

True. Barry Foster carried the entire offense on his back in 1992. His 12 100 yard rushing games and 1,690 rushing yards are both Steelers all time records. O'Donnell was a better than average QB, but doesn't compare in any way shape or form to Ben. Ben and Fast Willie beats the combo of Barry and Neil.

[@howardcosell2022]

@@johnbruce4003 Noll's problem was the same as what he had in the early 80's, Chuck was loyal in playing his veterans. He should have replaced 'Mean Joe' and LC sooner as he should have replaced Bubby and Merril for Neil and Barry

[@martiller4996]

Just remember Pittsburgh that man won you for Super Bowl’s in six years coaching staff you have now won 1 With somebody else’s team everything else since then nothing but failure play off jokes and cokes time for a coaching staff change

[@atrain818]

Cowher went 8 - 8 with that team. Tomlin won that SB with the hardest nfl schedule in 25 yrs at the time. Im not the biggest Tomlin fan, but he earned that '08 SB trophy. Fair & square. That team had to overcome a few injuries that year as well.

[@martiller4996]

@@atrain818 Tom Lynn Tomlin won the Super Bowl with somebody else’s team car built that team the clowns you see on the field now is what time adult what Tom Lynn built Coach Tomlin built I’m a Steelers fan from Wayback when the real Steelers won four Super Bowls in six years your world coaching staff ain’t gonna win shit for you

[@atrain818]

@@martiller4996 there was no free agency in the 70's . 22 of the players from the 1974 roster were still on the team in 1979. Today, you would be lucky if 6 were on the same team from 5 years previous. You're comparing apples to oranges bud

[@atrain818]

@@martiller4996 and Cowher inherited a TON of noll's talent as well. Woodson, lake, lloyd, dawson, mills, Jackson, strelzcyk, foster, o' Donnell, green.

[@martiller4996]

@@atrain818 How many years were Antonio Bell had a good receivers half decent defense I didn’t win Super Bowls with Tomlin OK time for a coaching change

[@harryasmith527]

Smh, people just wanna put the yinzer goggles on and can't admit Belichick is the best coach in NFL history.

[@williamstocker584]

He’s not he only succeeded because he had the goat Tom Brady