In 1980, President Jimmy Carter invited the Pittsburgh ... The Steelers beat the Rams in Super Bowl XIV. The Pirates won the 1979 World Series in seven games over the Baltimore Orioles.

Trump. In 1980, President Jimmy Carter invited the Pittsburgh Steelers to the White House for a joint visit with the Pittsburgh Pirates, who had won the 1979 World Series. The Steelers beat the Rams ...

Trump. In 1980, President Jimmy Carter invited the Pittsburgh Steelers to the White House for a joint visit with the Pittsburgh Pirates, who had won the 1979 World Series. The Steelers beat the Rams ...

Carter invited the Pittsburgh Steelers, who won Super Bowl XIV in 1980, to the White House alongside the Pittsburgh Pirates who won the World Series. Rumors that the Eagles would turn down a ...

The first Super Bowl to include Out-of-Home (OOH) viewing was SB LV. Nielsen began including OOH viewing into its National TV measurement in September 2020. As of Feb. 2025, Nielsen’s OOH ...

Philadelphia honors the Super Bowl champion Eagles with a parade Friday. Around one million people were expected to watch along the parade route and outside the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Philadelphia Eagles fans flocked to downtown Philadelphia on Friday to celebrate the team's massive 40-22 win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Sunday's Super Bowl. A fan of the Philadelphia Eagles ...

Super Bowl XIII in 1979 and Super Bowl XIV in 1980 — all with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Guard and running back Charles “Buckets” Goldenberg won the NFL Championship with the Green Bay Packers ...

For fans who had to watch the franchise come up short during the Chuck Knox years, in Super Bowl XIV, and through the 90s, it was a full circle moment once the clock hit zero. Sean McVay was ...