A trick play and long pass from one wide receiver to another helped seal a Super Bowl victory for the Pittsburgh Steelers at Ford Field in Detroit. On February 5, 2006, midway through the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XL, the Steelers led the Seahawks 14-10 and had the ball near midfield. Steelers QB Ben Roethlesberger pitched the ball left to running back Willie Parker. He immediately handed the ball off on a reverse to Antwaan Randle El, the Steelers wide receiver and former college quarterback, who ran horizontally with it behind the line of scrimmage for a few moments before launching a pass off one foot, from the 50 yard-line, way down the field to Pittsburgh’s Hines Ward, who beat his man for a 43-yard touchdown catch. The razzle-dazzle play was the last score of the game and sealed the Steelers’ first Super Bowl title in more than a quarter of a century.