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2022 Pittsburgh Steelers Schedule: Full Dates, Times, and TV Info

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T.J. Watt of the Pittsburgh Steelers reacts after a sack against the Tennessee Titans | Joe Sargent/Getty Images

The 2022 Pittsburgh Steelers schedule will be the first the team faces without quarterback Ben Roethlisberger since the 2003 NFL season.

Before they even get to the 2022 schedule, though, head coach Mike Tomlin and company will preside over one of the league’s most intriguing training camp position battles. Offseason free-agent signing Mitchell Trubisky and first-round pick Kenny Pickett will battle it out to replace Roethlisberger.

The winner will step into one of the best supporting casts in the league but will also face one of the toughest divisions in the AFC North. The Baltimore Ravens are perennial contenders, the Cleveland Browns traded for Deshaun Watson this offseason, and the Cincinnati Bengals represented the AFC in the Super Bowl.

Depending on how QB works out, the Steelers could be right there with their divisional rivals. The defense already boasts reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year T.J. Watt, and it added cornerback Levi Wallace and safety Damontae Kazee in free agency and defensive lineman DeMarvin Leal in the draft.

On the offensive side of the ball, the team lost JuJu Smith-Schuster but drafted well, picking up wide receivers George Pickens from Georgia and Calvin Austin III from Memphis. They also took star DL Cameron Heyward’s little brother, Connor Heyward, out of Michigan State to land an interesting fullback/tight end hybrid.

And, best of all for the Steelers, no matter who’s under center, the schedule provides the least amount of travel of any NFL team in 2022.

Do the Steelers have a playoff-caliber QB on the roster? And if so, can the team navigate its much-improved division?

2022 Pittsburgh Steelers Schedule

WeekGameDateTimeChannel
1@ Cincinnati BengalsSunday, Sept. 111:00 p.m. ETCBS
2vs. New England PatriotsSunday, Sept. 181:00 p.m. ETCBS
3@ Cleveland BrownsThursday, Sept. 228:15 p.m. ETPrime Video
4vs. New York JetsSunday, Oct. 21:00 p.m. ETCBS
5@ Buffalo BillsSunday, Oct. 91:00 p.m. ETCBS
6vs. Tampa Bay BuccaneersSunday, Oct. 161:00 p.m. ETFOX
7@ Miami DolphinsSunday, Oct. 238:20 p.m. ETNBC
8@ Philadelphia EaglesSunday, Oct. 301:00 p.m. ETCBS
9Bye WeekN/AN/AN/A
10vs. New Orleans SaintsSunday, Nov. 131:00 p.m. ETFOX
11vs. Cincinnati BengalsSunday, Nov. 208:20 p.m. ETNBC
12@ Indianapolis ColtsMonday, Nov. 288:15 p.m. ETESPN
13@ Atlanta FalconsSunday, Dec. 41:00 p.m. ETCBS
14vs. Baltimore RavensSunday, Dec. 111:00 p.m. ETCBS
15@ Carolina PanthersSunday, Dec. 181:00 p.m. ETCBS
16vs. Las Vegas RaidersSaturday, Dec. 248:15 p.m. ETNFL Network
17@ Baltimore RavensSunday, Jan. 11:00 p.m. ETCBS
18vs. Cleveland BrownsTBDTBDTBD

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Tim Crean started writing about sports in 2016 and joined Sportscasting in 2021. He excels with his versatile coverage of the NFL and soccer landscape, as well as his expertise breaking down sports media, which stems from his many years downloading podcasts before they were even cool and countless hours spent listening to Mike & The Mad Dog and The Dan Patrick Show, among other programs. As a longtime self-professed sports junkie who even played DII lacrosse at LeMoyne College in Syracuse, New York, Tim loves reading about all the latest sports news every day and considers it a dream to write about sports professionally. He's a lifelong Buffalo Bills fan from Western New York who mistakenly thought, back in the early '90s, that his team would be in the Super Bowl every year. He started following European soccer — with a Manchester City focus — in the early 2000s after spending far too much time playing FIFA. When he's not enjoying a round of golf or coaching youth soccer and flag football, Tim likes reading the work of Bill Simmons, Tony Kornheiser, Chuck Klosterman, and Tom Wolfe.

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