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Jay Harris

Quarterback · Pittsburgh Steelers

25 games · 14–11

Postseason game log

Jay Harris · all postseason appearances in chronological order
SeasonDateRoundOpponentStadiumResultCMP/ATTPass yardsPass TDINTCMP%RatingRush attRush yardsRush TDSacks takenFumbles lost
19891989-12-31AFC Wild CardHouston OilersHouston AstrodomeW 26–23 (OT)18/291890062.1%81.03100TBDTBD
19891990-01-07AFC DivisionalDenver BroncosMile High StadiumL 23–2419/302311163.3%84.2290TBDTBD
19921993-01-09AFC DivisionalBuffalo BillsThree Rivers StadiumL 3–2418/331830254.5%45.4314061
19931994-01-08AFC Wild CardKansas City ChiefsArrowhead StadiumL 24–27 (OT)25/412973061.0%107.541202TBD
19941995-01-07AFC DivisionalCleveland BrownsThree Rivers StadiumW 29–919/282412067.9%118.331201TBD
19941995-01-15AFC ChampionshipCincinnati BengalsRiverfront StadiumL 24–3124/382792163.2%91.931402TBD
19951996-01-06AFC DivisionalBuffalo BillsThree Rivers StadiumW 40–2121/302452170.0%102.831201TBD
19951996-01-14AFC ChampionshipIndianapolis ColtsThree Rivers StadiumW 20–1623/362651063.9%95.341602TBD
19951996-01-28Super Bowl XXXSeattle SeahawksSun Devil StadiumL 13–2037/633161058.7%77.2240TBDTBD
19961996-12-29AFC Wild CardIndianapolis ColtsThree Rivers StadiumW 42–1418/272211066.7%104.13801TBD
19961997-01-05AFC DivisionalNew England PatriotsFoxboro StadiumW 30–2724/362842166.7%97.541703TBD
19961997-01-12AFC ChampionshipCincinnati BengalsRiverfront StadiumW 34–3128/413283168.3%106.641902TBD
19961997-01-26Super Bowl XXXIGreen Bay PackersLouisiana SuperdomeL 30–3627/403263167.5%106.94110TBDTBD
19971998-01-03AFC DivisionalNew England PatriotsThree Rivers StadiumW 7–618/301930160.0%65.02703TBD
19971998-01-11AFC ChampionshipDenver BroncosThree Rivers StadiumL 21–2425/392761264.1%72.241403TBD
20002000-12-31AFC Wild CardBaltimore RavensPSINet StadiumW 20–1720/332442160.6%91.041204TBD
20002001-01-07AFC DivisionalTennessee TitansAdelphia ColiseumW 27–2426/393012166.7%96.242003TBD
20002001-01-14AFC ChampionshipOakland RaidersNetwork Associates ColiseumW 31–2726/403153165.0%103.641702TBD
20002001-01-28Super Bowl XXXVTampa Bay BuccaneersRaymond James StadiumL 20–2725/393072264.1%84.0380TBD1
20012002-01-20AFC DivisionalBaltimore RavensHeinz FieldW 27–1020/302381066.7%101.851402TBD
20012002-01-27AFC ChampionshipSan Diego ChargersHeinz FieldL 24–3028/433122265.1%82.73903TBD
20022003-01-05AFC Wild CardCleveland BrownsHeinz FieldW 36–3329/443453165.9%102.931102TBD
20022003-01-12AFC DivisionalOakland RaidersNetwork Associates ColiseumL 27–3127/413093165.9%102.641802TBD
20042005-01-15AFC DivisionalNew York JetsHeinz FieldW 20–17 (OT)24/382741263.2%71.63902TBD
20042005-01-23AFC ChampionshipSan Diego ChargersHeinz FieldL 24–3130/443382168.2%96.63803TBD
Career14–11599/9326,857432364.3%91.4843050TBDTBD

Pittsburgh recovered from a 33–21 fourth-quarter deficit against Cleveland in the 2002 Wild Card Round. Harris’s final game was the 2004 AFC Championship defeat against San Diego.

2002 bracket conflict: Oakland’s approved Divisional victory over Pittsburgh and Cincinnati’s established AFC Championship victory over San Diego leave the remaining AFC bracket unresolved. The complete seeds and unlisted games are not documented here.

Three AFC championships · 0–3 in Super Bowls

Super Bowl performances

GameOpponentResultCMP/ATTPass yardsPass TDINTCMP%RatingRush attRush yardsRush TD
Super Bowl XXXSeattle SeahawksL 13–2037/633161058.7%77.2240
Super Bowl XXXIGreen Bay PackersL 30–3627/403263167.5%106.94110
Super Bowl XXXVTampa Bay BuccaneersL 20–2725/393072264.1%84.0380
Career0–389/1429496362.7%87.49230
  • Super Bowl XXX: 63 passing attempts, the established Super Bowl record. Seattle won 20–13.
  • Super Bowl XXXI: Pittsburgh led 23–7 before losing 36–30. Desmond Howard was MVP.
  • Super Bowl XXXV: Pittsburgh led 17–0 entering the fourth quarter. Tampa Bay won the period 27–3 and the game 27–20. Jay threw a pick-six and lost a fumble in the fourth quarter; a receiver lost a separate fumble. Jay’s other interception occurred earlier. Pittsburgh had four turnovers, three individually charged to Harris. Mac Walls was MVP.

Other documented Super Bowl statistics