In his illustrious career as an NFL head coach, particularly with the New England Patriots, Bill Belichick had quite a bit of success against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
During his tenure in Foxboro, Belichick was 16-12 against the Steelers, which included a number of postseason wins.
But it was the upset win in the 2001 AFC Championship Game, and then a beatdown performance in the 2002 season opener to open Gillette Stadium that really stood out for him against the Steelers. Belichick elaborated on both in “The Art Of Winnings: Lessons from My Life in Football,” his new book that was released Tuesday.