AFC North · 2026 · 2-2
Pittsburgh Steelers
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What is the Pittsburgh Steelers' record?
2-2 in 2026, from 4 games, scoring 19.3 points a game and allowing 21.8.
Who do the Pittsburgh Steelers play next?
Indianapolis Colts at Pittsburgh Steelers, Sunday 11 October. Pittsburgh Steelers at home to Indianapolis Colts.
How many points do the Pittsburgh Steelers score?
19.3 points a game across 4 games in 2026. 25.0 at home, 13.5 away.
Do the Pittsburgh Steelers' games go over the total?
41.0 combined points a game across 4 games, 19.3 scored and 21.8 allowed. 45.0 at home, 37.0 away.
How many yards do the Pittsburgh Steelers average?
344.5 yards a game from 4 games, 223.0 passing and 94.8 rushing. 354.5 at home, 334.5 away.
How many yards do the Pittsburgh Steelers allow?
338.0 yards a game to opponents, from 4 games. 314.0 at home, 362.0 away.
How many penalties do the Pittsburgh Steelers give away?
6.5 penalties a game and 49.5 penalty yards, from 4 games. 6.0 at home, 7.0 away.
How often do the Pittsburgh Steelers turn the ball over?
1.5 turnovers a game from 4 games. 1.0 at home, 2.0 away.
Who is the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback?
Aaron Rodgers with 999 passing yards in 2026, 249.8 a game. That is 13th of 48 NFL quarterbacks, the top 27%.
Who leads the Pittsburgh Steelers in rushing?
Jaylen Warren with 309 rushing yards in 2026, 77.3 a game. That is 9th of 123 NFL running backs, the top 7%.
Who leads the Pittsburgh Steelers in receiving?
DK Metcalf with 213 receiving yards in 2026, 53.3 a game. That is 34th of 179 NFL wide receivers, the top 19%.
Who makes the most tackles for the Pittsburgh Steelers?
Payton Wilson with 16 tackles in 2026, 4.0 a game. That is 41st of 791 NFL defensive players, the top 5%.
Who leads the Pittsburgh Steelers in sacks?
T.J. Watt with 4.5 sacks in 2026, 1.1 a game.
Who scores the most touchdowns for the Pittsburgh Steelers?
Pat Freiermuth and Roman Wilson with 2 each in 2026, rushing and receiving combined. Passing touchdowns are counted against the quarterback who threw them, not here.