Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Plaxico Burress will auction off his Super Bowl XLII ring that he won while a member of the New York Giants. In that game, Burress caught the game-winning touchdown from Eli Manning to slay the New England Patriots, preventing a perfect season for New England.

Super Bowl LIX features eight former Pittsburgh Steelers now playing for the Eagles and Chiefs, all competing for the Lombardi Trophy.

Lynn Swann became the first wide receiver to win Super Bowl MVP, accumulating 161 receiving yards and one touchdown to help his Steelers achieve their second consecutive Super Bowl title. Just over 45 years ago, Terry Bradshaw threw for an impressive 318 yards and four touchdowns, leading the Steelers to a 35-31 victory over the Dallas Cowboys.

Johnson has persevered, and six years later, he’s a Super Bowl champion with the Philadelphia Eagles. Johnson, a reserve tackle, played on seven snaps of offense as the Eagles dominated the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday.

With Super Bowl LIX set to take place this weekend, a Pittsburgh Steelers legend has made it clear where his allegiances lie. In an appearance on 105.9 The X's Mark Madden Show, former linebacker Jack Ham stated that he's pulling for the Kansas City Chiefs as they look to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles and become the first team in NFL history to win The Big Game three years in a row.

CBS Sports named nine Pittsburgh Steelers to its all-time Super Bowl roster, recognizing the franchise’s dominance on the biggest stage.

At least one former Pittsburgh Steelers player will end up walking away with a Super Bowl win on Sunday. On both sides there are a few former Steelers players that could get the taste of the ultimate success in the NFL if they win Super Bowl LIX.