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Quarterbacks
7 Ben Roethlisberger QB
16 Charlie Batch QB
2 Brian St. Pierre QB

Running Backs
39 Willie Parker RB
22 Duce Staley RB
44 Najeh Davenport RB
35 Dan Kreider FB
42 John Kuhn RB/FB

Receivers
86 Hines Ward WR
80 Cedrick Wilson WR
10 Santonio Holmes WR
85 Nate Washington WR
15 Willie Reid WR
81 Sean Morey WR/ST
83 Heath Miller TE
84 Jerame Tuman TE

Offensive Line
64 Jeff Hartings C
56 Chukky Okobi C
62 Marvin Philip C
66 Alan Faneca LG
73 Kendall Simmons RG
68 Chris Kemoeatu RG
77 Marvel Smith LT
79 Trai Essex LT
78 Max Starks RT
74 Willie Colon RT

Defensive Line
98 Casey Hampton NT
76 Chris Hoke NT
91 Aaron Smith LDE
99 Brett Keisel RDE
90 Travis Kirschke RDE
93 Rodney Bailey LDE

Defensive Backs
23 Tyrone Carter FS
25 Ryan Clark FS
27 Anthony Smith FS
43 Troy Polamalu SS
31 Mike Logan SS
24 Ike Taylor LCB
37 Anthony Madison LCB
26 Deshea Townsend RCB
20 Bryant McFadden RCB

Linebackers
53 Clark Haggans LOLB
92 James Harrison ROLB
51 James Farrior LILB
57 Clint Kriewaldt RILB
50 Larry Foote RILB
54 Rian Wallace LILB
55 Joey Porter ROLB
94 Chad Brown ROLB
95 Marquis Cooper OLB

The Pittsburgh Steelers are a professional American football team based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They are members of the Northern Division of the American Football Conference (AFC), in the National Football League (NFL). The Steelers are the oldest and most championed franchise in the AFC. The team has appeared in six Super Bowls and is, along with the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys, one of three teams to have won the Super Bowl five times. They have appeared in thirteen Conference Championship Games, and have hosted more conference championship games than any other NFL franchise. They are the only team in NFL playoff history to win a Super Bowl after being seeded sixth in the playoffs, winning three consecutive games on the road followed by a Super Bowl victory in Detroit on February 5, 2006 against the Seattle Seahawks.






Originally named the Pittsburgh Pirates, the team, along with the Philadelphia Eagles and the now-defunct Cincinnati Reds football team, joined the NFL as 1933 expansion teams, after Art Rooney, Sr. paid a $2,500 fee. However the Steelers are the heirs to the first ever pro-football team, Pittsburgh being the city to host the world's first pro game in the 1890's, a franchise that would still be in existence today if not for the strict state blue-laws preventing any activity during the sabbath (NFL Sundays) up until 1933. The team was renamed the Steelers in 1941 after the city's prominent steel industry to reflect the "blue-collar worker" ethic of the many Pittsburgh fans as well as to avoid confusion with the major league baseball team with the same name.

On Sunday January 22, 2006, the Steelers won their 6th AFC Championship at INVESCO Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado when they beat the Denver Broncos 34-17. Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger completed an efficient 21 out of 29 passes, 2 of which were touchdowns. He also ran for another touchdown as he led the team to victory.

It marked the 1st time since the '85-'86 New England Patriots and the 2nd time in NFL History that a Wild Card Team would get to the Super Bowl after winning the Wild Card Round, the Divisional Round, and the Conference Championship on the road. It also marked the first time that a sixth-seeded team would get to play in the Super Bowl.

The Steelers become the 1st 6th-seeded team, since the NFL changed to a 12-team playoff format in 1990, to go to the Super Bowl and win. Their playoff campaign included defeating the first (Indianapolis), second (Denver), and third (Cincinnati) seeded AFC teams en route to the Super Bowl victory against the first seeded Seahawks from the NFC.

Also, they are the first NFL team to win 9 road games. Ben Roethlisberger becomes the youngest QB to win a Super Bowl. They successfully tied with the San Francisco 49ers and the Dallas Cowboys for the most Super Bowl titles with five.