1979 NFL playoffs
The Pittsburgh Steelers won Super Bowl XIV over the Los Angeles Rams, 31-19. The 1979 NFL postseason had 9 games over 4 rounds.
Bracket
1979 postseason leaders
Passing yards
- 1Terry BradshawPIT758
- 2Dan FoutsLAC333
- 3Craig MortonDEN144
- 3Doug WilliamsTB144
- 5Roger StaubachDAL124
Rushing yards
- 1Franco HarrisPIT214
- 2Tony DorsettDAL87
- 3Walter PaytonCHI67
- 4Earl CampbellTEN65
- 5Terry BradshawPIT34
Receiving yards
- 1John StallworthPIT259
- 2Lynn SwannPIT180
- 3Franco HarrisPIT148
- 4Charlie JoinerLAC81
- 5Walter PaytonCHI52
Super Bowl
Pittsburgh Steelers1-0
Los Angeles Rams
- Game 1Jan 20, 1980LAR 19 at PIT 31
Pittsburgh Steelers and Los Angeles Rams all-time: head to head
Conference championships
Pittsburgh Steelers1-0
Tennessee Titans
- Game 1Jan 6, 1980TEN 13 at PIT 27
Pittsburgh Steelers and Tennessee Titans all-time: head to head
Los Angeles Rams1-0
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Game 1Jan 6, 1980LAR 9 at TB 0
Los Angeles Rams and Tampa Bay Buccaneers all-time: head to head
Divisional round
Tennessee Titans1-0
Los Angeles Chargers
- Game 1Dec 29, 1979TEN 17 at LAC 14
Tennessee Titans and Los Angeles Chargers all-time: head to head
Tampa Bay Buccaneers1-0
Philadelphia Eagles
- Game 1Dec 29, 1979PHI 17 at TB 24
Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Philadelphia Eagles all-time: head to head
Los Angeles Rams1-0
Dallas Cowboys
- Game 1Dec 30, 1979LAR 21 at DAL 19
Los Angeles Rams and Dallas Cowboys all-time: head to head
Pittsburgh Steelers1-0
Miami Dolphins
- Game 1Dec 30, 1979MIA 14 at PIT 34
Pittsburgh Steelers and Miami Dolphins all-time: head to head
Wild Card round
Tennessee Titans1-0
Denver Broncos
- Game 1Dec 23, 1979DEN 7 at TEN 13
Tennessee Titans and Denver Broncos all-time: head to head
Philadelphia Eagles1-0
Chicago Bears
- Game 1Dec 23, 1979CHI 17 at PHI 27
Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears all-time: head to head
Rounds are worked out from the bracket: a club’s second series of the postseason is the second round. Game links open the box score where one is on file, and the preview before the first pitch.