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|Date of birth
|January 5 , 1932
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|Place of birth
|Cleveland, Ohio
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|Date of death
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|Position(s)
|Head Coach Guard Linebacker
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|College University of Dayton
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|NFL Draft AFL Draft Pro Bowl sAwards
|1972 UPI AFC Coach of the YearHonors
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|Retired #s
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|Records
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|Career Record
|209-156-1
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|Super Bowl Championships
|1974, 1975, 1978, 1979
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|Playing Stats
|[Pro Football Reference ]
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|Playing Stats
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|Coaching Stats
|[Pro Football Reference ]
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|Coaching Stats
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! style="background: #CCCCCC;" colspan="3" | Team(s) as a player
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|align=left|1953-1959||Cleveland Browns
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|align=left|1960Los Angeles Chargers (Defensive Assistant)San Diego Chargers (Defensive Assistant)Baltimore Colts (Defensive Backfield)Pittsburgh Steelers (Head Coach)
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| ! style="background: #FFBB00;" colspan="3" |Pro Football Hall of Fame ,
Charles Henry "Chuck" Noll (born January 5 , 1932 ) is a former American football coach, having served as the coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers in the National Football League from 1969 to 1991 .
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Noll attended Benedictine High School where he played running back and tackle winning All-State honors. He won a football scholarship to the University of Dayton . Noll was drafted by the Cleveland Browns football team in 1953 . He played for the Browns until his retirement in 1959 at the age of 27.
Noll coached for the San Diego Chargers , and the Baltimore Colts before becoming the Pittsburgh Steelers head coach.
Chuck Noll was named to be the 14th head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers on January 27 , 1969 , after Penn State coach Joe Paterno turned down an offer to be Steelers head coach. Noll is the only head coach to win four Super Bowl s, coaching the Steelers to victory in Super Bowl IX (1975), Super Bowl X (1976), Super Bowl XIII (1979), and Super Bowl XIV (1980).
Noll retired as Steelers head coach in 1991 after a record of 209-156-1. He was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1993 .
Chuck Noll still resides in suburban Pittsburgh where he has lived since the late 1960's.
Career record
Chuck Noll's Career Coaching Record
Franchise
Season
Wins
Losses
Ties
Postseason
Pittsburgh Steelers
1969
1
13
0
Pittsburgh Steelers
1970
5
9
0
Pittsburgh Steelers
1971
6
8
0
Pittsburgh Steelers
1972
11
3
0
1-1 record (Beat Oakland Raiders, Lost to Miami Dolphins)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1973
10
4
0
0-1 record (Lost to Oakland Raiders)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1974
10
3
1
3-0 record (Beat Buffalo Bills, Beat Oakland Raiders, Beat Minnesota Vikings - SB IX)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1975
12
2
0
3-0 record (Beat Baltimore Colts, Beat Oakland Raiders, Beat Dallas Cowboys - SB X)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1976
10
4
0
1-1 record (Beat Baltimore Colts, Lost to Oakland Raiders)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1977
9
5
0
0-1 record (Lost to Denver Broncos)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1978
14
2
0
3-0 record (Beat Denver Broncos, Beat Houston Oilers, Beat Dallas Cowboys - SB XIII)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1979
12
4
0
3-0 record (Beat Miami Dolphins, Beat Houston Oilers, Beat Los Angeles Rams - SB XIV)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1980
9
7
0
Pittsburgh Steelers
1981
8
8
0
Pittsburgh Steelers
1982
6
3
0
0-1 record (Lost to San Diego Chargers)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1983
10
6
0
0-1 record (Lost to Los Angeles Raiders)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1984
9
7
0
1-1 record (Beat Denver Broncos, Lost to Miami Dolphins)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1985
7
9
0
Pittsburgh Steelers
1986
6
10
0
Pittsburgh Steelers
1987
8
7
0
Pittsburgh Steelers
1988
5
11
0
Pittsburgh Steelers
1989
9
7
0
1-1 record (Beat Houston Oilers, Lost to Denver Broncos)
Pittsburgh Steelers
1990
9
7
0
Pittsburgh Steelers
1991
7
9
0
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