The Pittsburgh Steelers released their 2026 regular-season schedule, highlighting key matchups, including two games against the Baltimore Ravens in the final five weeks. Notably, there are no holiday games scheduled for the season.
On Thursday night, the Pittsburgh Steelers announced their full regular-season schedule for the upcoming season. Now that we've had some time to go over the whole thing at length, here are our big takeaways.
The NFL loves to manufacture drama between the Steelers and Ravens. Once again, the AFC North rivals will square off in the final game of the season and Pittsburgh will play Baltimore twice in the final five weeks.
There was a rumor that the Steelers would take on the Carolina Panthers on Christmas. When the official schedule came out, the game is listed as a Week 16 game but date and time to be determined so you might be celebrating Christmas with the Steelers after all.
Pittsburgh is one of those teams that travels well and have fans everywhere so it makes perfect sense to have plenty of prime-time games. We predicted five prime-time games but we assume they lost one for the sake of the Paris roadtrip.
It's a rare occurrence for the Steelers to get a home game in Week One but this season, Pittsburgh will welcome the new-look Atlanta Falcons to town. Going back to 2007, this will be only the seventh time the Steelers have been at home in Week One.
Last season the Steelers made NFL history when they played the Minnesota Vikings in the first regular-season game in Ireland. This season, the team will make history again when they take on the in the first regular-season game played in France.
The key matchups include two games against the Baltimore Ravens in the last five weeks of the season.
The Steelers will face the Ravens twice in the final five weeks of the 2026 regular season.
No, the Steelers do not have any holiday games scheduled for the 2026 season.

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This article originally appeared on Steelers Wire: Takeaways from the Steelers 2026 regular-season schedule release