There is an iconic photo of Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw leaving the field after winning Super Bowl XIV. With his right arm raised with his pointer finger in a "number one" gesture, he looks up at the crowd of cheering Pittsburgh fans in the stands.
The Steelers had just beaten the underdog Rams and won their fourth Super Bowl in six seasons. Bradshaw was the starting quarterback for what sports pundits were calling the "team of the decade." At that moment, he was a celebrity, one of the best in the world at his profession, a two-time Super Bowl MVP, a former NFL MVP and Bert Bell Award winner and the only quarterback in history with four Super Bowl victories.