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Jerome Bettis and the Steelers enter the regular season finale at 10-5 and looking to clinch a Wild Card berth with a fourth-straight win, as they play host to Sir Joseph Harrington and the 5-10 Lions.

Jerome Bettis and the Steelers enter the regular season finale at 10-5 and looking to clinch a Wild Card berth with a fourth-straight win, as they play host to Sir Joseph Harrington and the 5-10 Lions.

The first playoff matchup between the Steelers and Bengals in NFL History.

Steeler legend Jerome "The Bus" Bettis was on one last ride, standing in his was of a Cinderella finish to his career was the NFL best 14-2 Indianapolis Colts. After dominating the entire game and taking possession of the ball on the Colt's two-yard line with 1:20 remaining and leading 21-18 it looked as though Pittsburgh had secured the upset victory. However, a Bettis fumble and a Ben Roethlisberger game-saving tackle led to a dramatic 46-yard field attempt by Colt's kicker, Mike Vanderjagt. The kick would sail wide right, sending Pittsburgh to the AFC Championship Game.

The Steelers defeated the Seahawks by the score of 21–10. The game was played on February 5, 2006, at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan. It is currently the most recent Super Bowl broadcast on ABC and the first where all aspects of the game itself were aired in HD.

Russell Wilson made his first start in a Steelers uniform a memorable one. With the Steelers honoring the 50th anniversary of the 1974 Super Bowl team, Wilson and the offense put on a show, with the quarterback throwing a pair of touchdown passes and rushing for another as the Steelers dispatched the Jets, 37-15, Sunday night before a packed crowd of 66,956 at Acrisure Stadium. Wilson, who had missed the first six games of the season with a calf injury, completed 16 of 29 passes for 264 yards, posting a passer rating of 109.0 to outduel New York's Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers threw for 276 yards, but was picked off twice in the game, both by rookie cornerback Beanie Bishop, as the Steelers scored 31 unanswered points to overcome a 15-6 first-half deficit and improve to 5-2. - Dale Lolley

Pittsburgh opened the 2025 season with a wild 34–32 road win over the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium, powered by a four‑touchdown debut from Aaron Rodgers and a late 60‑yard field goal by Chris Boswell.

Seattle lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers 31–17 in Week 2 of the 2025 season at Acrisure Stadium, handing Pittsburgh its first loss after a Week 1 win at the Jets.

Pittsburgh beat New England 21–14 in Week 3 of the 2025 season at Gillette Stadium, improving to 2–1 behind a late Aaron Rodgers touchdown pass and a defense that generated five Patriots turnovers.

Pittsburgh beat Minnesota 24–21 in Week 4 of the 2025 season in Dublin, Ireland, riding explosive early plays from the offense and a late defensive stand to preserve the NFL’s first regular-season win on Irish soil.

Pittsburgh beat Cleveland 23–9 in Week 6 of the 2025 season at Acrisure Stadium, riding a clean two‑touchdown day from Aaron Rodgers and a dominant pass rush that overwhelmed rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel.

Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 33–31 in a Thursday night Week 7 shootout at Paycor Stadium, with Evan McPherson’s 36‑yard field goal in the final seconds capping a duel between 40‑year‑old quarterbacks Joe Flacco and Aaron Rodgers.

Green Bay beat Pittsburgh 35–25 in Week 8 of the 2025 season at Acrisure Stadium, as Jordan Love outdueled Aaron Rodgers in the veteran’s high‑profile reunion with his former team.

Pittsburgh beat the Indianapolis Colts 27–20 in Week 9 of the 2025 season at Acrisure Stadium, riding a suffocating, turnover‑heavy defensive performance to upset an AFC‑leading Colts team and move to 5–3.

The Pittsburgh Steelers’ Week 10 game against the Los Angeles Chargers in 2025 was one of their worst performances of the season, as they lost 25–10 on Sunday night at SoFi Stadium and were dominated in all phases after an early lead.

Pittsburgh beat Cincinnati 34–12 in Week 11 of the 2025 season at Acrisure Stadium, riding a dominant defense and strong ground game but losing Aaron Rodgers to a left‑wrist injury at halftime.

Chicago beat Pittsburgh 31–28 in Week 12 of the 2025 season at Soldier Field, with Caleb Williams throwing three touchdowns and the Bears’ defense getting a late fourth‑down stop to hand the Steelers a tough road loss.

Buffalo beat Pittsburgh 26–7 in Week 13 of the 2025 season at Acrisure Stadium, dominating on the ground and holding the Steelers to their lowest offensive output of the year.

Pittsburgh beat Baltimore 27–22 in Week 14 of the 2025 season at M&T Bank Stadium, seizing sole possession of first place in the AFC North behind Aaron Rodgers’ best game as a Steeler and a controversial late replay reversal.

Pittsburgh beat the Miami Dolphins 28–15 in Week 15 of the 2025 season on Monday Night Football, using a dominant run game and a suffocating defense to stay in control of the AFC North race.

Pittsburgh beat Detroit 29–24 in a dramatic Week 16 road win at Ford Field, a game that featured multiple long Steelers touchdowns, two erased Lions scores in the final minute, and Mike Tomlin’s 200th career victory along with the franchise’s 22nd straight non‑losing season.

Cleveland beat Pittsburgh 13–6 in Week 17 of the 2025 season at Huntington Bank Field, a low‑scoring loss that kept the Steelers from clinching the AFC North and forced them into a must‑win Week 18.

Pittsburgh clinched the AFC North title and a playoff berth with a thrilling 26–24 home victory over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 18 at Acrisure Stadium, a winner‑take‑all game where the Ravens missed a 44‑yard field goal as time expired.