Super Bowl IX

Super Bowl IX, held on January 12, 1975, was the championship game of the 1974 NFL season, played between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Minnesota Vikings. The Steelers, led by quarterback Terry Bradshaw, dominated the game with a strong defense and balanced offense, winning 16-6. It was notable for the Steelers' first Super Bowl victory and their tough, physical style of play. The game featured a solid defensive effort from Pittsburgh, including key interceptions and sacks, while their offense capitalized on scoring opportunities. It marked the Steelers’ emergence as a dominant NFL team and was watched by millions across the country.