Betting on the Pittsburgh Steelers Online

Countdown to the Pittsburgh Steelers Next Game

• Week 1: Pittsburgh Steelers @ New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium - Final: 33-3
• Week 2: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Seattle Seahawks at Heinz Field - Final: 28-26
• Week 3: Pittsburgh Steelers @ San Francisco 49ers at Levis Stadium - Final: 24-20
• Week 4: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cincinnati Bengals at Heinz Field - Final: 27-3
• Week 5: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Baltimore Ravens at Heinz Field - Final: 26-23
• Week 6: Pittsburgh Steelers @ Los Angeles Chargers at Dignity Health Sports Park - Final: 24-17
• Week 7: BYE WEEK
• Week 8: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Miami Dolphins at Heinz Field - Monday, 10/28 at 8:15 pm ET
• Week 9: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Indianapolis Colts at Heinz Field - Sunday, 11/3 at 1 pm ET
• Week 10: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Los Angeles Rams at Heinz Field - Sunday, 11/10 at 4:25 pm ET
• Week 11: Pittsburgh Steelers @ Cleveland Browns at FirstEnergy Stadium - Thursday, 11/14 at 8:20 pm ET
• Week 12: Pittsburgh Steelers @ Cincinnati Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium - Sunday, 11/24 at 1 pm ET
• Week 13: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cleveland Browns at Heinz Field - Sunday, 12/1 at 4:25 pm ET
• Week 14: Pittsburgh Steelers @ Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium - Sunday, 12/8 at 4:25 pm ET
• Week 15: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Buffalo Bills at Heinz Field - Sunday, 12/15 at 1 pm ET
• Week 16: Pittsburgh Steelers @ New York Jets at MetLife Stadium - Sunday, 12/22 at 1 pm ET
• Week 17: Pittsburgh Steelers @ Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium - Sunday, 12/29 at 1 pm ET

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The Pittsburgh Steelers are the AFC's oldest franchise, having been founded in 1933 by Art Rooney. Unlike other teams dating back to the 1920s and '30s, the bulk of the Pittsburgh's success has come in the post-merger years, where they've won eight AFC titles and six Super Bowls. Modern-day fans aren't just fortunate to have been treated to the winningest periods in organization history, online sportsbooks make betting on the Steelers easier than ever before!

According to several online surveys, the Black and Gold Brigade is the second-most popular team in the entire NFL. This fandom is reflected in the attention the franchise receives at Pittsburgh Steelers betting sites as well. Oddsmakers will even account for their rabid fanbase when they set the Steelers' odds, particularly, their season-long win totals and futures lines.

Luckily, you can still find excellent pricing at online sportsbooks. This offseason, our team of expert reviewers has tirelessly set about finding the best Pittsburgh Steelers betting sites available on the web. The options presented on this page are not only safe and reliable places to wager, they also offer the fastest payouts, best NFL betting online coverage, and most generous bonuses!

Team	Win/Loss	Win %	ATS Record	Cover %	O/U Record	Over %	Under %
Pittsburgh Steelers	2-4	33.3%	4-2-0	66.7%	2-4-0	33.3%	66.7%
Baltimore Ravens	4-2	66.7%	1-5-0	16.7%	4-2-0	66.7%	33.3%
Cleveland Browns	2-4	33.3%	2-4-0	33.3%	3-3-0	50.0%	50.0%
Cincinnati Bengals	0-6	00.0%	3-3-0	50.0%	2-4-0	33.3%	66.7%

This page was designed to make betting on the Pittsburgh Steelers as comfortable and enjoyable for our readers as possible. In addition to introducing you to the top online sportsbooks, we've also compiled a wealth of critical statistics and helpful information for winning your NFL bets.

The table in this section, for example, automatically pulls its values from an external database, so it's always sharing the most current numbers. At any point in the season, you can use it to find up-to-date figures for the following statistics:

• Win/loss record
• Win %
• ATS Record
• Cover %
• O/U Record
• Over %
• Under %

As the NFL season progresses, the data in this table will begin to paint a clear picture concerning how teams are performing. It's always a good idea to be aware of an opponent's wins and losses, but the way you compare their overall record with a franchise's success against the spread or totals lines is essential. Those insights will play a key role in the decisions you make at your top Pittsburgh Steelers betting sites.

For example, every season, there are teams with losing records who are still profitable for bettors because they always cover the spread. They may be playing competitive football but have just been unlucky to continually lose by narrow margins.

A single change, maybe a player returning from injury or a trade, could be enough to close that gap and start winning games. If you've been studying the numbers, you may see the turnaround coming, helping you to profit on some upsets at the top Pittsburgh Steelers betting sites.

Pittsburgh Steelers Picks

If you're planning to wager on an upcoming week of football, it may help to read a handful of opinions and predictions from other people to help make your picks. In this section, you'll find our most recent articles about betting on the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Our staff is continually analyzing and breaking down games to ensure our readers log on to their Pittsburgh Steelers betting sites armed with all the most important info and stats. Make sure to keep checking back, as this section will always be updated with the latest Pittsburgh Steelers odds and betting predictions.

NFL Picks

• Name: Ben Roethlisberger
• Throwing Hand: Right
• Height: 6 ft 5 in
• Weight: 240
• DOB: March 2, 1982
• College: Miami (OH)

At 37 years old, Ben Roethlisberger is beginning to reach the twilight of his career. Still, with Le'Veon Bell and Antonio Brown now gone and a fresh crop of young talent slated to take their respective places, the Steelers will need the veteran QB's experience more than ever. It's possible that the roster will thrive without last year's distractions, but it's still nice to have a stabilizing presence during this transitional period.

Last season, the Steelers ranked 31^st in rushing attempts. If they continue to play this pass-happy style of offense, Pittsburgh needs Big Ben to be on his game. After signing Roethlisberger to a two-year extension this offseason, it appears the team is confident that he will be.

There are two factors that will determine how the Steelers' season will go: how the offensive line will perform without OL coach Mike Munchak and if JuJu Smith-Schuster can grow into the number-one receiver role now that defenses don't have to account for Antonio Brown. Keep checking back here to track Roethlisberger's stats as the season wears on. His 2019 form will have the most significant influence on how Pittsburgh plays this year as well as how you'll want to approach your Pittsburgh Steelers betting sites.

James Conner

Heading into last year, nobody expected Le'Veon Bell's holdout to last for the entire season. Losing a marquee talent like Bell would seem like a death sentence for a team in the competitive AFC North, but second-year RB James Conner filled his role admirably. That being said, there are still some pretty big question marks about this position for 2019. So, keep that in mind when you're wagering at Pittsburgh Steelers betting sites.

Conner was named the starter before the 2018 season opener and should be slated for the same spot this season. However, the Steelers did draft Benny Snell Jr. with their fourth-round pick, a similarly powerful, but not-quite-fast runner. Snell may be insurance for Conner, but it looks like the team is moving to a running back by committee setup with Conner carrying majority of the load.

The Steelers ranked 31^st in the league in rushing attempts in 2018, all but abandoning the run in many games. Big Ben is getting older, and they're going to need to diversify the offense to keep up with their steadily improving division rivals. Keep a close eye on their RB situation, because it's going to have a massive impact at Pittsburgh Steelers betting sites.

JuJu Smith-Schuster

Perhaps the most fascinating and crucial development to watch this season will be how JuJu Smith-Schuster handles number-one WR responsibilities. JuJu has been an absolute stud in his first two seasons in the league, but that's when Antonio Brown was on the field. Without having to account for arguably the best receiver in the game, Smith-Schuster is going to be the focal point of opposing defenses.

Much of JuJu's success came from being lined up in the slot. He'll move outside more often in 2019, as the receiving corps makes room inside for Donte Moncrief and a returning Eli Rogers. There's no way to anticipate how this is going to play out. He could make the leap to superstardom or be exposed as an excellent slot receiver that needs to complement a WR1 lined up out wide.

T.J. Watt

The Steelers desperately need to improve their defense this season if they want to remain one of the top franchises in the AFC North. Last year, T.J. Watt put up an impressive 13 sacks and six forced fumbles as an edge rusher. He also dropped back into coverage 131 times, showcasing much-needed versatility in today's NFL.

The problem is, he seems to be a bit of a frontrunner. In the six games the Steelers played against eventual playoff teams, Watt only recorded two of his 13 sacks. They'll need him to show up against big-time opponents and stay healthy. Pittsburgh's other linebackers got burned in pass coverage all year, and they may not be able to survive TJ missing any extended amount of time. His play will be a key variable to consider at the Pittsburgh Steelers betting sites.

Team Stats

• Super Bowls Attended: 8 (1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1995, 2005, 2008, 2010)
• Super Bowls Won: 6 (1974, 1975, 1978, 1979, 2005, 2008)
• Playoff Appearances: 31 (1947, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017)
• Division Champsionships: 23 (1972, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1983, 1984, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2014, 2016, 2017)

Stadium

• Name: Heinz Field
• Former Names: N/A
• Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• Capacity: 68,400
• Opened: August 18, 2001
• Construction Cost: $281 Million

Ownership

Art Rooney II: (2003 - Present)

Art Rooney II first joined the Steelers' board of directors in 1989. Prior to being named team president in 2003, Rooney filled other roles with the organization, such as general counsel and vice president.

Art and his father Dan purchased his uncles' shares in the franchise, giving each of them a 30% ownership stake. When his father died, Art Rooney II became the majority owner of the Steelers. Pittsburgh has won three AFC Championships and two Super Bowls during the third-generation owner's tenure.

Dan Rooney: (1988 - 2003)

The Pittsburgh Steelers experienced significant success during Dan Rooney's tenure as owner. He started working for the franchise in 1960 as the Director of Personnel and was handling day-to-day operations by 1969.

Dan became the team president in 1975 and was given full operational control of the organization. Rooney is credited with playing a vital role in ending the 1982 strike that cost the NFL half a season. As his father had done, Dan Rooney began handing over operational duties to his son Art Rooney II in 2003.

Art Rooney: (1933 - 1988)

The Pittsburgh Steelers are a family business. Art Rooney applied for an NFL expansion team in 1933, just as Pennsylvania was looking to repeal their restrictive "blue laws," which banned activities like football on Sundays for religious reasons. He paid $2,500 for the franchise, which was initially named the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Rooney maintained ownership of his beloved team through numerous trials in those early years. At one point, he sold the team before purchasing the Eagles and trading them to get the territorial rights to the Steelers back, making it a roster swap. The organization also merged with the Eagles and Cardinals, respectively, during WW2.

Art Rooney was a well-respected owner with considerable influence in the league offices. Known as an excellent mediator, he owned the franchise until his death in 1988, at which point his stake in the team was willed to his son Dan.

Fun Facts

• Became a Team: July 8, 1933
• Fight Song: "Here We Go!"
• Mascot: Steely McBeam
• Team Colors: Black and Gold
• Net Worth: $2.585 Billion
• Official Website: Steelers.com

Team Logos

Current Asteroids Logo (2002 - Present)

The logo that's used today is essentially identical to what was designed in 1969. The only change is a thin black outline around the perimeter of the gray ring.

Asteroids Logo (1969 - 2001)

The design for the Steelers' modern logo was first unveiled in 1969. The circular logo has a grey ring around the perimeter. Inside the circle is text that says "Steelers" on the inner left. It's surrounded by three four-pointed stars in yellow, red, and blue. The colors are supposed to represent the manufacturing process of steel: yellow for coal, red for iron, and blue for scrap steel.

A Worker on a Steel Beam (1962 - 1968)

In 1962, the Steelers adopted a more cartoonish logo, showing a smiling construction worker kicking a football off of a steel beam on which he's standing. Only two colors are used: yellow and black. The figure on the logo is supposedly the inspiration for team mascot, Steely McBeam.

Smoggy Skyline and Worker (1940 - 1961)

The Steelers got their first official logo in 1940. Shaped like a horizontal football, the middle portion of the design shows three separate panels, with pictures of a smoggy Pittsburgh skyline and a construction worker holding a chain. Around the images are the words "PITTSBURGH STEELERS FOOTBALL CLUB" in black.

Pittsburgh Coat of Arms (1933 - 1939)

In the earliest years of the franchise, while still called the Pittsburgh Pirates, the team used the city's coat of arms as its logo.