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. A 2009 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee and the 1993 NFL Defensive Player of the Year, Rod Woodson was a legendary cornerback and return specialist for the Pittsburgh Steelers who holds the NFL record for interceptions returned for a touchdown.