2026 Steelers schedule

All good , and realistic opinions , but we shall see it play out. I know it sounds silly, but I wish if Rodgers comes back we could somehow keep him on a pitch count. It's like You said the longer, and more worn-out he got , the worse he got.

 

Some good news; MM is 41-23 in the first month of the season. His teams are not slow starters.

 

The Texans would be my choice if CJ Stroud would revert back to his rookie year performance. He has gotten worse every year he's played.

 

Steelers schedule release video (blocked by the NFL on youtube here)


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AT Philly is a loss. Steelers haven't won there since 1963. Bradshaw never won there. Roethlisberger never won there. Steelers are cursed and forever damned in the city of Philadelphia.

 

Browns fan here gents. As you can see, without football, I’m lost. In looking at the division/schedule this year, the Steelers have a bit tougher competition than the Browns.- Browns don’t play Philly. The division will hinge on Cincy. If Joe Burrow stays healthy, they’ll take it. If not, I think it’s either the Browns or Steelers to take.
My prediction if Burrow stays healthy:
1. Cincy
2. Browns/Steelers
3. Browns/Steelers
4. Rats

If Burrow doesn’t stay healthy, put the Browns or Steelers in the top 2 spots, Rats 3rd, Bengals 4th.

 

I think he's trying too hard. That can be just as detrimental as not trying enough sometimes.

 

It sure seems that way.

 

We won there in 1965 but needed 2 defensive TDs to do it. Bradshaw picked off a pass and ran it back 87 yards for the clinching TD. That was former Steelers safety Jim Bradshaw not Terry, lol.

 

I don't know how it's freaking possible to not win a freaking game there in all that time, with 3 different HCs, and all those different teams. It seems impossible.

 

Mike Nixon was the last Steelers coach to win there. The #1 movie of the year was the Sound of Music and Wooly Bully by Sam the Sham and the Pharoes was the biggest hit of the year. Jim Brown was the NFL MVP and Willie Mays was the NL MVP.

 

What happened to “the city of brotherly love”

 

To keep it in reality we don’t play them much

There have been 5 losses there in 26 years

The Browns have lost 22 consecutive games in Pittsburgh

 

The Browns beat us in the playoffs in 2020 in Pittsburgh

 

You are correct

 

22 regular season games in a row.

 

I don't understand the schedule now that it is 17 game season. Use to have to go get beat in Philly every 8 years. Now we have gone to Philly in 2022, ass kicked. Then 2024 back to Philly, ass kicked. Now we get to go again in 2026.

How is that fair? Do we get to go there every 2 years for an ass kicking?

 

Based on ranking from the previous season maybe

https://operations.nfl.com/gameday/nfl-schedule/creating-the-nfl-schedule/

 

That's freaking crazy my friend.

 

Steelers finally won in LV/Oakland/LA in 2023... first time since 1995.

The two QBs to pull this off.... Kenny Pickett and Neil O'Donnell.

 

I believe we have 9 straight losses there since our last win there. It just seems strange. We have had 3 more than likely HOF HCs , and 2 HOF Qbs on our team during that time.

 

Now I can finally make my Prediction.

9-8.

Win Loss Record at Home: 6-2

Win Loss Record Away: 3-6.

 

I think it's because of where both the Steelers and Eagles finished last season, we also have to return to New England after having just played there last year .

 

Se 5 posts above

 

Interesting looking at the Steelers point spread per game this coming year. The Steelers are favored in 7 games and are underdogs in 10 of them.