Terry Bradshaw quarterbacked the first true NFL dynasty of the Super Bowl era. Bradshaw’s Pittsburgh Steelers teams won four Super Bowls in the 1970s capping off one of the greatest decade-long runs in American sports history. It’s been over fifty years since Bradshaw’s Steelers won their first Super Bowl, and they still have a strong case as the greatest dynasty in NFL history (if you separate the Brady/Belichick Patriots era into two separate dynasties). The Chiefs are the latest rendition of an NFL dynasty, but they’re a whole lot different than the ’70s Steelers.
In a recent interview posted by talkSPORT, Bradshaw expressed his pride in the continuity of the ’70s Steelers, and explained how that separates them from modern dynasties like the Kansas City Chiefs.