2022 Steeler Opponents

Not sure if this has been posted but here are the Steelers opponents for 2022/23 season (minus dates, times etc), only 8 at home, 9 away. Double joy - they get Belichick and then Brady, both at home.

Home: Bengals, Browns, Ravens, Patriots, Jets, Raiders, Saints, Buccaneers,

Away: Bengals, Browns, Ravens, Panthers, Bills, Dolphins, Colts, Eagles, Falcons

 

Looks like 9-7-1 again.

 

Gonna try to make it to Heinz for the saints game and also to ATL and Charlotte for those games since both are close.

 

Eagles game is a loss. It's in Philadelphia. Steelers NEVER win there. It's worse than west coast games.

 

Might be the last year of TB12 and you can see him live at Heinz Field (or some soon to be announced different name) . I really think Brady plays next year and hangs it up.

I think he just wants to make it through age 45 playing.

But who the heck knows I could be wrong. Dude is 44 and leading the NFL in passing yards and could be the league MVP again.

 

Somewhere between 17-0 and 8-8-1.

Fix OL, get a QB, DE, ILB, and raise trophy

 

Mr. Heyward and Mr. Watt will give him the proper send off

 

The Standard is the Standard 9-8

 

11-6----------- 9-8 Depending our QB situation

 

I ran into the governor at an Eagles game once years ago. Literally. At a time out I ran out of a private box and made a left. He came out of the next box and made a right. After bouncing off of him I then followed him into the men’s room. For a moment I thought his body guard was going to drop kick me.

 

As long as you didn't have an Austin Powers experience in the Men's Room, you were probably OK.

 

Somewhere between 0-17 and 8-8-1 sounds more realistic to me.

It depends on the QB. The master question which one we will get?

Especially when u are in draft position no.32, right?

 

Probably should have done that in 2016-17 when the Steelers had all of those things.

 

That looks like a tough schedule. Should be entertaining to watch.

 

Eyeing up the away games in Miami and Philly. Miami for a golf trip + game and Philly because its local to me. Last game in Philly was brutal in 2016 where they lost 34-3.

Have kids that are elementary aged and they were at Heinz for the 1st time this season at training camp. Want to get them to their 1st preseason game this coming season coupled with a pirates game or two.

 

I thought this year was a tough schedule. But damn, the next year looks similar if not worse

 

I look at that schedule and if everything was in place would salivate. Indy the furthest west?! Miami the furthest road game. Strength of schedule may be an issue, but no excuses for travel fatigue.

 

I’m thinking of Indy for example.

From Heinz field you would need to leave for the airport about 2 1/2 hours before the flight. After landing, taxi, gate, unload, get bus to hotel, another 1 1/2 hours. Flight time 1 1/2 hours. Total, 5 1/2 hours.

You can drive there in a bus in 5 1/2 hours.

Why would they bother to fly?

I’m sure someone can nitpick these numbers a bit, but not by much when you are coordinating that many people and stuff.

 

Who are we gonna tie?

 

Hanratty and Rocky back together again. I just flashed back to 1976

 

When they didn't have a good defense

 

Make that 1966. Hanratty was the QB and Bleier a RB on the Notre Dame national championship team that year.

 

The Jets.

 

Yes, ATL is very possible since it's about an hr away with good traffic, and 5 hrs with bad traffic caused by someone changing a tire, etc. It's been a while since we played down here. Better not be a freaking night game. I am on the side of those who prays every game is Sun at 1p. JMO>

 

damn too back they are not a the raiders, would have like to think about going to that one. (probably wouldn't have, but would have been fun thinking about it)