A decade ago, Bruce Arians was regarded as a career assistant whose finest achievement as a member of the Steelers' coaching staff was winning two Super Bowls. Arians has changed the narrative with two Coach of the Year awards and one Super Bowl ring. This year, he won his second Super Bowl title with the Cardinals. Arians took over a 2-14 Cardinals team and led them to a 13-3 record down the stretch, including wins in each of their final seven games. He is only the third coach in NFL history to win multiple Super Bowls with different teams. The other two are Bill Parcells and Tom Coughlin. Arians turned around the Cardinals' offense when no one else would take them on. Under him, quarterback Carson Palmer had his best season as a pro, leading the league in touchdown passes (33) and passer rating (113.0). Wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald also had a stellar season under Arians, catching 91 passes for 1,297 yards and 10 touchdowns. Other than Palmer and Fitzgerald, everyone else on the roster was part of previous Steeler teams. That's not surprising since Arians replaced Mike McCoy after the 2013 season when the Cardinals were 11-5 and were still in contention until late in the season. Prior to becoming an assistant coach, Arians worked as a defensive back for the Steelers from 1990-2001.