The Pittsburgh Steelers dominated the Super Bowl 50 Golden Team, announced Thursday by the NFL and the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
To honor Super Bowl 50 between Carolina and Denver, the dream team was voted on by the Pro Football Hall of Fame Board of Selectors and features eight Steelers, including coach Chuck Noll, the architect of the four Super Bowl champions during the 1970s.
The team celebrates Super Bowl performances.
Dallas (six) and San Francisco (five), which shared cornerback Deion Sanders and defensive end Charles Haley, had the second- and third-most players on the team.