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Super Bowl XLIII was played in 2009. The Arizona Cardinals and the Pittsburgh Steeler played in that match. The Cardinals starting quarterback was Kurt Warner and back up Matt Leinart while the Steelers starting quarterback was Ben Roethlisberger and back up Dennis Dixon.
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