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His Steelers had fallen one game shy of the title game the previous year, and Bettis wrestled with the decision that confronts all athletes at some point in their careers: do I have enough left for one more yearanother run at the championship thats always been just out of reach? The answer was yes, and "the Bus" battled through injuries and the daily rigors of his 13th NFL season in the hopes that his decision would pay off with footballs ultimate reward.
A late-season swoon was followed by a critical four-game winning streak that propelled the Steelers into the playoffs. They became Americas favorite road team throughout the postseason as fans nationwide pulled for the teams affable fullback to get one last chance at a championship ring. A payback win over a brash young Cincinnati Bengals team preceded a thrilling victory over heavily favored Indianapolis, and then the Steelers manhandled the Denver Broncos to earn the trip to Detroit to face the Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl.
Bettiss homecoming was the feel-good story that dominated the headlines during Super Bowl week, and the image of him kissing the Lombardi Trophy after Pittsburgh won the game was the signature moment of the entire NFL season. And Bettis himself, knowing that the 2005 season would be his last, chronicled the campaign from training camp to the Super Bowl. His first-person accountlavishly illustrated with stunning photography of on-field action and intimate off-field momentsstarts with the disappointment of the previous seasons finish. Bettis describes how, from the very first day of training camp, the understanding was that anything less than a trip to Super Bowl XL would be a disappointment.
Bettis shares details about his relationships with Steelers stars Ben Roethlisberger, Hines Ward, Joey Porter, and others, as well as his long partnership with head coach Bill Cowher. He discusses his home and family life, introducing readers to his parents and siblings, his wife, and his first child, whom he credits with altering his perspective on the importance of football in his life. He takes the reader through his pre- and postgame routines, revealing the fact that life as an NFL running back involves more pain and suffering than most fans realize. And he also offers a first glimpse into what life after the NFL will mean for Jerome Bettis and how he has prepared himself for the future.
But more than anything, Driving Home is Bettiss triumphant story of one final season in a storybook career that truly had a fairytale ending.
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