Steelers will be one of NFL’s least-traveled teams in 2026

TL;DR

In 2026, the Pittsburgh Steelers will rank 26th in the NFL for total travel miles, covering 14,183 miles. They will only have two games that involve time zone changes.

Key points

Steelers will travel 14,183 miles in 2026
Ranked 26th in the NFL for travel miles
Only two games with time zone changes

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DALLAS, TX - JANUARY 31: A US Airway pilot waves "the terrible towel" as he taxis the plane with the AFC Championship Pittsburgh Steelers at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on January 31, 2011 in Dallas, Texas. The Pittsburgh Steelers will play the Green Bay Packers in Super Bowl XLV on February 6, 2011 at Cowboys Stadium. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Steelers are traveling as far as Paris in the upcoming NFL season, but they’ll still be in the bottom 10 in the league when it comes to total air miles in 2026. Per Bill Speros of Bookies.com, the Steelers will travel 14,183 miles in total in 2026 — 26th most in the NFL. Pittsburgh will also undergo just two games with time zone changes: at the Tennessee Titans, and against the New Orleans Saints in France Week 7. It’s slightly less miles than last year, when the Steelers traveled a total of 15,062. However, the Steelers aren’t the AFC North team with the least amount of travel, with the expected to go just 9,073 miles, good enough for 31st in the NFL. The Ravens and rank 21st and 24th, respectively. It could be much worse — the San Francisco 49ers will travel a league-leading 38,105 miles in 2026.

Q&A

How many miles will the Pittsburgh Steelers travel in 2026?

The Pittsburgh Steelers will travel a total of 14,183 miles in the 2026 NFL season.

Which NFL team has the least travel miles in 2026?

The Cleveland Browns are expected to have the least travel miles in 2026, with only 9,073 miles.

What are the Steelers' away games in the 2026 season?

The Steelers' away games in 2026 include matches against the Ravens, Bengals, Browns, Jaguars, Patriots, Saints, Eagles, Buccaneers, and Titans.