With free agency starting in three weeks and numerous personnel decisions facing the Steelers, their Super Bowl run is making them play catch-up in one area: offseason preparations.
President Barack Obama was rooting for Pittsburgh but that didn't stop him from making a congratulatory call to Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt.
The Steelers' 27-23 win Sunday night over Arizona was another classic in an era of great games - "a game for the ages," commissioner Roger Goodell called it.
When he threw the pass that won the Super Bowl, Ben Roethlisberger thought he'd just blown the game for the Steelers.
Curran: So they won. An epic. Now, what does the Pittsburgh Steelers' 27-23 win over Arizona in Super Bowl XLIII mean to their franchise legacy, the individual legacies of Ben Roethlisberger, Mike Tomlin, Hines Ward and the rest? A lot.
A Tucson television station says its broadcast of the Super Bowl was interrupted for some customers by about 10 seconds of pornographic material.
Pittsburgh beat Arizona, 27-23, in Super Bowl XLIII to win its second Super Bowl in four years and sixth overall. Will Ben Roethlisberger and Co. repeat as champs in the 2009 season?
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Thousands of Steelers fans decked out in black and gold and waving Terrible Towels clogged South Side streets Sunday night, celebrating Pittsburgh's unprecedented sixth Super Bowl title.
The Arizona Cardinals were proud of themselves. Proud of the way they came back from a 13-point deficit to take a short-lived lead. Proud of the way they held together as a team and almost won Super Bowl XLIII.
Hometown Cardinals fans were left nursing broken hearts Sunday after the Pittsburgh Steelers scored a last-minute touchdown in a nail-biter Super Bowl.
Curran: Were the Arizona Cardinals robbed of one last shot at the end zone in Super Bowl XLIII? They think so.
Opinion: Holmes, Washington or Sweed need to be ready to become the go-to guy
Santonio Holmes, who overcame his gritty childhood in rural south Florida, made a brilliant catch with 35 seconds left to give the Pittsburgh Steelers their record sixth Super Bowl title, a 27-23 victory over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday night.
The Arizona Cardinals' fourth-quarter comeback seemed too good to be true.
Ben Roethlisberger wears No. 7 to pay tribute to John Elway. Fittingly, too, since Roethlisberger is the NFL's new king of the comeback.
James Harrison went the distance on a 100-yard interception return - one of the greatest plays in Super Bowl and Steelers history - to swing the NFL title game on Sunday night when it appeared the Arizona Cardinals were ready to take the halftime lead.
Capping a remarkable fourth quarter, Santonio Holmes made a brilliant catch for a 6-yard touchdown with 35 seconds remaining to give the Pittsburgh Steelers a record sixth Super Bowl title, 27-23 over the gutty Arizona Cardinals on Sunday night.
NBCSports.com's Super Blog: Covering Cardinals vs. Steelers
Sully received quite a Super ovation.
Olbermann: Once pro football teams finally stopped switching cities, fans started paying attention
WashPost: One Super Bowl play can make or break a player's career.
Sporting News: Owner was considered cheap and team was embarrassing, until this year
Cardinals QB continues tradition, even during Super Bowl week