The 1991 Pittsburgh Steelers season, the final under legendary head coach Chuck Noll, saw the team finish with a competitive 7-9 record and a second-place finish in the AFC Central. The season was highlighted by the emergence of rookie quarterback Neil O'Donnell and standout defensive performances from Pro Bowlers Rod Woodson and Greg Lloyd, the latter of whom led the team with nine sacks. The Steelers finished the year on a high note, securing back-to-back 17-10 victories over rivals Cincinnati and Cleveland to honor Noll's historic 23-year career. The 1992 Pittsburgh Steelers season marked a triumphant new era under first-year head coach Bill Cowher, who led the team to an AFC-best 11-5 record and their first division title since 1984. The campaign was highlighted by a top-ranked defense featuring Pro Bowlers Rod Woodson and Greg Lloyd, while running back Barry Foster set a franchise record with 1,690 rushing yards. Securing the number one seed in the AFC, the Steelers revitalized the franchise and restored a winning culture to Pittsburgh.