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Steelers home and away opponents ahead of the NFL schedule release
TL;DR
The NFL will release the 2026 regular-season schedule in the next two weeks, revealing the Pittsburgh Steelers' home and away opponents. Under new head coach Mike McCarthy, the Steelers aim to return to the playoffs and secure their first playoff win since 2016.
Key points
- 2026 NFL regular-season schedule to be released soon
- Pittsburgh Steelers have new head coach Mike McCarthy
- Steelers aim for playoff success and a Super Bowl return
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We don't have an official date yet from the NFL, but the 2026 regular-season schedule is set to be released in the next two weeks. For the Pittsburgh Steelers, it's a new era with new head coach Mike McCarthy but the goal is still the same. Make the playoffs, get the team's first playoff win since 2016 and get back to the Super Bowl.
We don't know the exact schedule yet but here is the rundown of the Steelers opponents for their home and away games in the upcoming season.
Home Opponents (Acrisure Stadium)
The Steelers will host eight games in Pittsburgh:
- AFC North: Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns
- AFC South: Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts
- NFC South: Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers
- AFC West: Denver Broncos
Away Opponents
The Steelers will travel for nine games:
Q&A
What are the Pittsburgh Steelers' home opponents for the 2026 season?
The specific home opponents for the Steelers in the 2026 season have not been disclosed yet.
When will the NFL announce the 2026 regular-season schedule?
The NFL is expected to announce the 2026 regular-season schedule within the next two weeks.
Who is the new head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers?
The new head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers is Mike McCarthy.