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Classic Steelers Games

One click and you're back in the '70s, reliving the glory days of Lambert, Bradshaw, and Swann — or maybe it's 2004 and Big Ben is making his first start. Every era of Steelers football is represented here.

While many classics are mysteriously blocked on YouTube, they are preserved and streaming on our site.

Classic Steelers Games

With more than 730 full game broadcasts, carefully restored and presented as they originally aired, this is old-school Steelers football for fans who remember what Sundays used to feel like... back when football was real.

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Classic Game of the Week

Classic Game of the Week Classic Game of the Week

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2009 Steelers vs Vikings

Woodley and Fox swing it late

Big Ben and Brett Favre trade punches in a hard-hitting showdown at Heinz Field that I was fortunate enough to attend with my sons. Rookie Mike Wallace provides the early spark, torching the Vikings twice for long TDs. Favre answers with steady drives that keep Minnesota in striking distance deep into the 4th quarter.

The last 7 minutes are WILD. With the Vikings threatening at the Steeler 8, LaMarr Woodley scoops up a Farve fumble and rumbles 77 yards for a score. Percy Harvin immediately swings momentum back with an 88-yd kickoff return, but the final word belongs to Keyaron Fox, who grabs a tipped pass and races 82 yds to the house.

> Click here to view all Steelers vs Vikings games in our library...

Nay-Nay Predicts

Renee's Crystal Ball - Wk 4

Renee's pick: Steelers 23, Vikings 20
They're playing in Dublin, and we're Irish, so call it a home game. Steelers by a pint. ☘️

Tim’s pick: Steelers 17, Vikings 31
We can't stop the run. Last week was smoke and mirrors (turnovers). This could get ugly.

Tim Predicts

Clips from the Glory Days

TV Synced with Radio

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Super Bowl X w/Fleming & Cope

STUNNING Video with WTAE Audio

We painstakingly synced this drop-dead gorgeous CBS video broadcast with the iconic radio call of the late, great Jack Fleming and Myron Cope. The result is glorious to behold and a striking contrast between the real football of the '70s and today's phony "WWF" version of the NFL.

Myron Cope and Jack Fleming Myron Cope and Jack Fleming

Love TV Synced with Radio?

The 21 classic games below include broadcast video synced with radio audio. Look for ★ to find games featuring Jack Fleming & Myron Cope.

    The Immaculate Reception

    Top 20 Favorite Steelers Games by Decade!

    Best Steelers Games of All Time

    Here are our handpicked Top 20 Steelers games from each decade, from the Dynasty of the '70s to the Big Ben era. These aren’t ranked by stats or media hype... they're the games I never get tired of watching.

    Best Steelers Games of All Time

    Click a Decade to Choose a Game:

    View the Top 20 games from each decade and click on the game you want to watch..

    Go ahead... watch any game from the list, doesn't matter which one. I guarantee you'll be glad you did.

    Clips from the Cowher & Tomlin Eras

    Watch These Games on Your TV — It’s a Game-Changer!

    Watch Games on Your TV

    Tried watching on your TV yet? If not, you’re missing out. These games look fantastic on a big screen. Remote in hand, comfy on the couch.... it's practically the only way I watch now. And since the old games aren't widescreen, the vintage TV graphic fills in the extra space perfectly. It just looks right!

    Watch Games on Your TV

    Here's how to do it. It's easier than you think!

    • Smart TV browser: Just type in "mcmillenandwife.com" and navigate like you would on a computer.
    • Cast from your phone or tablet: Use AirPlay, Chromecast, or screen mirroring to send the game to your big screen.
    • HDMI from a laptop: Plug your laptop into the TV with an HDMI cable and hit full screen. Boom, done.
    • Whatever’s easiest for you: There’s no wrong way to do it. Just pick what works and enjoy!