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- The 2001 Pittsburgh Steelers season was the franchise's 69th season as a professional sports franchise and as a member of the National Football League. After finishing the previous three seasons a combined 22–26, the Steelers returned to the top seed in the AFC, rolling to a 13–3 record in their first playoff berth and AFC Central title since 1997 and playing at Heinz Field. The Steelers went 7–1 in their new home stadium, with the only loss coming to the defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens (a loss the Steelers avenged in the divisional playoffs). However, for the third time in Bill Cowher's coaching tenure, the Steelers fell in the AFC Championship Game at home. This time, the eventual champion New England Patriots upset the top-seeded Steelers. (en)
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- Alan Faneca (en)
- Jason Gildon (en)
- Jeff Hartings (en)
- Kendrell Bell (en)
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- * Defensive coordinator – Tim Lewis
* Defensive line – John Mitchell
* Linebackers – Mike Archer
* Defensive backs – Willy Robinson
* Defensive assistant – Lou Spanos (en)
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- * President – Daniel M. Rooney
* Vice president & general counsel – Arthur J. Rooney II
* Vice president – John R. McGinley
* Vice president – Arthur J. Rooney, Jr.
* Administration advisor – Chuck Noll
* Director of business – Mark Hart
* Business accounting coordinator – Jim Ellenberger
* Human relations/office coordinator – Geraldine Glenn
* Business coordinator – Omar Khan
* Accounting manager – Jodie Spagnolli
* Communications coordinator – Ron Wahl
* Public relations/media manager – David Lockett
* Network administrator – Scott Phelps
*Marketing and merchandising
* Director of marketing – Tony Quatrini
* Marketing coordinator – Rick Giugliano
* Merchandising manager – Tim Carey
* Assistant merchandising manager – Sam Rogiero
* Marketing assistant – John Wodarek
* Producer/broadcasting manager – Rick Fairbend
* Marketing/community relations manager – Lynne Molyneaux
* Marketing assistant – John Simpson
* Marketing assistant – Mike Marchinsky
*Ticket operations
* Ticket manager – Brian Bonifate
*Football operations
* Director of football operations – Kevin Colbert
* College scouting coordinator – Bill Baker
* Pro scouting coordinator – Doug Whaley
* Pro/college scout – Phil Kreidler
* College scout – Mark Gorscak
* College scout – Bob Lane
* College scout – Bruce McNorton
* College scout – Dan Rooney
* College scout – Bill Nunn
*BLESTO Scout – Kelvin Fisher (en)
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- * Head coach – Bill Cowher (en)
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- from New England (en)
- from N. J. Jets (en)
- from N. Y. Jets (en)
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- * Offensive coordinator – Mike Mularkey
* Quarterbacks – Tom Clements
* Running backs – Dick Hoak
* Wide receivers – Kenny Jackson
* Tight ends – Ken Whisenhunt
* Offensive line – Russ Grimm
* Offensive assistant – Mike Miller (en)
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- Lost AFC Championship 17–24 (en)
- Won Divisional Playoffs 27–10 (en)
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- RB Jerome Bettis (en)
- G Alan Faneca (en)
- OLB Jason Gildon (en)
- LB Kendrell Bell (en)
- QB Kordell Stewart (en)
- WR Hines Ward (en)
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- Jaguars (en)
- Lions (en)
- Ravens (en)
- Vikings (en)
- Titans (en)
- Steelers (en)
- Browns (en)
- Patriots (en)
- Jets (en)
- Bengals (en)
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- * Special teams – Jay Hayes (en)
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- * Conditioning coach – Chet Fuhrman
*Medical staff
* Ophthalmologist – Dr. Randy Beatty
* Physician, orthopedic – Dr. James P. Bradley
* Neurological surgeon – Dr. Joseph Maroon
*Physician, M.D. – Dr. Richard Rydze
* Physician, consultant – Dr. Abraham J. Twerski
*Physician, M.D. – Dr. Anthony P. Yates
*Training staff
* Head athletic trainer – John Norwig
* Assistant athletic trainer – Ryan Grove
*Football staff
* Player development coordinator – Anthony Griggs
* Equipment manager - Rodgers Freyvogel
* Field manager – Rich Baker
* Field/equipment assistant – Paul Gallagher
* Video coordinator – Bob McCartney
* Video assistant – Andy Lizanich
* Video assistant – Rob Brakel
* Photographers – Mike Fabus (en)
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- The 2001 Pittsburgh Steelers season was the franchise's 69th season as a professional sports franchise and as a member of the National Football League. After finishing the previous three seasons a combined 22–26, the Steelers returned to the top seed in the AFC, rolling to a 13–3 record in their first playoff berth and AFC Central title since 1997 and playing at Heinz Field. The Steelers went 7–1 in their new home stadium, with the only loss coming to the defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens (a loss the Steelers avenged in the divisional playoffs). (en)
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- 2001 Pittsburgh Steelers season (en)
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