Retired National Football League coach Chuck Noll served as head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers from 1969 to 1991, leading the team to four Super Bowl victories. After retiring from coaching, Noll took a position with the Steelers' front office as an administration adviser.

The city of Pittsburgh is considering naming a street, near the Steelers home of Heinz Field, "Chuck Noll Way." Other streets in the area honor other Pittsburgh sports legends such as Bill Mazeroski, Tony Dorsett, and Art Rooney Sr.CBSSports.com: Pittsburgh contemplating naming new street after Noll

Hall of fame coach, Chuck Noll won, four Super Bowls in six years with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was the head coach for the team between the years of 1969-1991 seasons. During that time Noll went 193-148-1 with a 57%.

After his retirement in 1991, Noll was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

• 1932: Jan 5 Born Cleveland, Ohio

• 1953: Drafted by the Cleveland Browns

• 1959: Retired as a National Football League Player

• 1960: Los Angeles Chargers, Defensive Assistant Coach

• 1961-1965: San Diego Chargers, Defensive Assistant Coach

• 1966-1968: Baltimore Colts, Defensive Backfield Coach

• 1969: Signed on as Head Coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers

• 1972: Named UPI AFC Coach of the Year

• 1975: Wins Super Bowl IX

• 1976: Wins Super Bowl X

• 1979: Wins Super Bowl XIII

• 1980: Wins Super Bowl XIV

• 1989: Named National Football League Coach of the Year

• 1991: Retired as Head Coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers

• 1993: Elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame

• 2007: Honored at St Vincents College naming of Chuck Noll Field