Arguably the top head coach of the NFL in the 1970s. Coached the Pittsburgh Steelers to 4 Super Bowl wins during that decade. Beginning in 1960 was an assistant defensive coach with Sid Gillman and the Chargers and Don Shula and the Baltimore Colts before taking over the Steelers in 1969. Spent 23 years as a head coach in Pittsburgh until 1991. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1993.
Arguably the top head coach of the NFL in the 1970s. Coached the Pittsburgh Steelers to 4 Super Bowl wins during that decade. Beginning in 1960 was an assistant defensive coach with Sid Gillman and the Chargers and Don Shula and the Baltimore Colts before taking over the Steelers in 1969. Spent 23 years as a head coach in Pittsburgh until 1991. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1993.
Shown here in 1989 nearing the end of his 23-year career that saw 193 regular season wins, 16 playoff victories and 4 NFL Championships.
The Hall of Fame head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers on the cover of Gameday Magazine in August of 1987.
Best known as the 4-Time Super Bowl winning head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers Chuck Noll spent 7 years with the Cleveland Browns from 1953-1959.
Conferring on the sidelines with quarterbacks Terry Henratty and Terry Bradshaw sometime during the Steelers years of the early 1970s.
One of the best Head Coach-Quarterback tandems of the 1970s. Steelers Head Coach Chuck Noll with his quarterback Terry Bradshaw. Together they won 107 regular season games and 14 playoff games - that includes 4 Super Bowls. All over a 14-year span. Both are in the Hall of Fame.
A young Terry Bradshaw chews gum next to his head coach Chuck Noll in the early 1970s. Bradshaw's early years in Pittsburgh were marked with struggles and a strained relationship with Noll. In the end Bradshaw would finish with 4 Super Bowl wins and a Hall of Fame induction.
