Season statistics
|
Offense |
Defense |
| Record |
Playoff record |
Total yards |
Pass yards |
Rush yards |
Turnovers |
First downs |
Total yards |
Pass yards |
Rush yards |
Turnovers |
First downs |
| 11-5-0 |
4-4 |
6487 |
3737 |
2750 |
27 |
371 |
5880 |
4128 |
1752 |
37 |
345 |
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2005 was the seventy-second season for the Pittsburgh Steelers and the fourteenth season for Bill Cowher as the head coach of the Steelers. They finished the season 11-5-0 in the regular season and 4-0 in the playoffs eventually winning the NFL championship against the Seattle Seahawks 21-10 for the team's sixth championship. At the conclusion of the season Hines Ward was awarded with the Super Bowl Most Valuable Player.
Games
Playoffs
Coaches
Head Coach: Bill Cowher Assistant Head Coach: Russ Grimm Offensive Coordinator: Ken Whisenhunt Defensive Coordinator: Dick LeBeau Quarterbacks Coach: Mark Whipple Wide Receivers Coach: Bruce Arians Offensive Line Coach: Russ Grimm Running Backs Coach: Dick Hoak Tight Ends Coach: James Daniel Offensive Assistant Coach: Matt Raich Defensive Line Coach: John Mitchell Linebackers Coach: Keith Butler Defensive Backs Coach: Darren Perry Special Teams Coach: Kevin Spencer Conditioning Coordinator: Chet Fuhrman Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach: Marcel Pastoor Assistant Defensive Backs Coach: Ray Horton Defensive Assistant Coach: Lou Spanos Conditioning Assistant Coach: Marcel Pastoor Assistant Athletic Trainer: Ryan Grove Player Development: Ray Jackson Director of Football Operations: Kevin Colbert