1974 Pittsburgh Steelers schedule

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
10-3-1	3-0	5465	2340	3125	45	317	3735	1981	1754	56	239

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The Pittsburgh Steelers' forty-first season was in 1974, and it was the sixth season Chuck Noll served as the head coach of the team. The Steelers played their home games at Three Rivers Stadium. They finished the year 10-3-1 in the regular season, en route to winning the Central, and 3-0 in the playoffs eventually winning the NFL championship against the Minnesota Vikings 16-6, the team's first championship win. At the end of the season Joe Greene earned AP Defensive Player of the Year; Franco Harris earned Super Bowl Most Valuable Player; and Jack Lambert earned AP Defensive Rookie of the Year.

Week		Opponent	Score
Week 1		Baltimore Colts	30-0
Week 2	@	Denver Broncos	35-35
Week 3		Oakland Raiders	0-17
Week 4	@	Houston Oilers	13-7
Week 5	@	Kansas City Chiefs	34-24
Week 6		Cleveland Browns	20-16
Week 7		Atlanta Falcons	24-17
Week 8		Philadelphia Eagles	27-0
Week 9	@	Cincinnati Bengals	10-17
Week 10	@	Cleveland Browns	26-16
Week 11	@	New Orleans Saints	28-7
Week 12		Houston Oilers	10-13
Week 13	@	New England Patriots	21-17
Week 14		Cincinnati Bengals	27-3

Week		Opponent	Score
Divisional Round		Buffalo Bills	32-14
Conference Championship	@	Oakland Raiders	24-13
Super Bowl	vs.	Minnesota Vikings	16-6

Head Coach: Chuck Noll Defensive Coordinator: Bud Carson Wide Receivers Coach: Lionel Taylor Offensive Line Coach: Dan Radakovich Offensive Backfield Coach: Dick Hoak Defensive Line Coach: George J. Perles Linebackers Coach: Woody Widenhofer Flexibility Coach: Paul Uram Strength Coach: Lou Riecke