17 regular-season games, 8 at home and 9 away, from Sep 13 to Jan 10. Bye in week 9. Next up: at home against the Atlanta Falcons on Sep 13.
| Date | Opponent | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 13 | vs Atlanta Falcons | |
| Sep 20 | at New England Patriots | |
| Sep 27 | vs Cincinnati Bengals |
| Date | Opponent | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 1 | at Cleveland Browns | |
| Oct 11 | vs Indianapolis Colts | |
| Oct 18 | at Tampa Bay Buccaneers | |
| Oct 25 | at New Orleans Saints |
| Date | Opponent | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 1 | vs Cleveland Browns | |
| Nov 15 | at Cincinnati Bengals | |
| Nov 22 | at Philadelphia Eagles | |
| Nov 27 | vs Denver Broncos |
| Date | Opponent | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Dec 6 | vs Houston Texans | |
| Dec 14 | at Jacksonville Jaguars | |
| Dec 20 | vs Baltimore Ravens | |
| Dec 27 | vs Carolina Panthers |
| Date | Opponent | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 3 | at Tennessee Titans | |
| Jan 10 | at Baltimore Ravens |
The Pittsburgh Steelers play 17 regular-season games in the 2026 NFL season, 8 at home at Acrisure Stadium and 9 away, opening on Sep 13 and finishing on Jan 10. 6 of them are against AFC North rivals. The bye falls in week 9, between Nov 1 and Nov 15 — the one week of the season with no game, and a gap in this team's row on the grid rather than a hole in the data. The longest run at home is 2 games, from Nov 27 to Dec 6; the longest run on the road is 2, from Oct 18 to Oct 25.
Kick-off times are shown in your own timezone rather than US Eastern time — detected automatically, and overridable in the “Times in” control above. That matters more in this league than in any other on the site: a Sunday-evening game in North America is the small hours of Monday morning across Europe, and a game that crosses midnight carries a +1 so it cannot be mistaken for the same evening. To see how the Pittsburgh Steelers' run compares with the rest of the league — who has the harder stretch, and whose bye lands where — the full grid puts all 32 teams side by side.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' next game is at home against the Atlanta Falcons on Sep 13. The list below shows every remaining game, with kick-off times in your own timezone.
Week 9, between Nov 1 and Nov 15. That week is a gap in the row on the grid — a bye, not missing data.
17 regular-season games: 8 at home at Acrisure Stadium and 9 away, from Sep 13 to Jan 10. 6 of them are against AFC North opponents. The playoffs are not included.
Yes — one game: Stade de France on Oct 25. It keeps the league's own calendar date, and the kick-off converts to your timezone like any other game on this page.
Every kick-off on this page is converted to the timezone your browser reports, with a manual override in the "Times in" control. The NFL publishes its schedule in US Eastern time, so a Sunday-evening game there starts in the small hours of Monday across Europe, and those carry a +1 mark.
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