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Pittsburgh Steelers against the spread

The Steelers have covered the spread 108 times and missed 86 times since 2015, with 6 pushes (55.7%), inside the range a coin flip produces over that many games.

Informational only. These are past results against public closing lines; they are not betting advice, and no wagering is offered or arranged here.

ATS since 2015
108–86–6
55.7% covered
This season ATS
6–2–0
75.0% covered
Over/under since 2015
84–114–2
42.4% overs
Straight up since 2015
120–78–2
wins–losses–ties
Power rank
11 of 32
Elo 1576

2026 game by game

WeekOpponentScoreLineSpreadTotal
1vs FalconsW 20–13−6.5Covered by 0.5Under 40.5
2at PatriotsL 3–20+4.5Missed by 12.5Under 41.5
3vs BengalsW 30–27+3.5Covered by 6.5Over 42.5
4at BrownsL 24–27−2.5Missed by 5.5Over 38.5
5vs ColtsW 34–22−3.0Covered by 9Over 41.5
6at BuccaneersW 26–19−2.5Covered by 4.5Over 38.5
7at SaintsW 16–10−3.0Covered by 3Under 43.5
8vs BrownsW 27–6−3.5Covered by 17.5Under 38.5

Splits since 2015

SituationATS (W–L–P)Cover %
At home55–42–256.7%
On the road53–44–454.6%
As the favorite56–55–250.5%
As the underdog52–31–462.7%
Off a bye7–5–058.3%
Playoffs2–7–222.2%

Small splits swing hard: a situation with 20 games can land at 35% or 65% on luck alone.

Season by season

SeasonStraight upATSCover %O/UAvg marginAvg vs line
20266–2–06–2–075.0%4–4–0+4.5+2.9
202510–8–09–8–152.9%10–8–0−0.8−0.4
202410–8–011–7–061.1%8–10–0+1.1+1.7
202310–8–010–8–055.6%7–11–0−1.9−1.2
20229–8–010–6–162.5%7–10–0−2.2+1.0
20219–8–18–10–044.4%7–10–1−4.2−2.3
202012–5–010–7–058.8%9–7–1+5.5+1.1
20198–8–09–7–056.3%4–12–0−0.9−1.3
20189–6–18–7–153.3%8–8–0+4.3+1.2
201713–4–07–10–041.2%7–10–0+5.6−0.3
201613–6–011–8–057.9%7–12–0+3.8+0.3
201511–7–09–6–360.0%6–12–0+5.5+4.0

Avg vs line: how many points per game the team finished above (+) or below (−) the closing spread.

What this record means

Every game since 2015 with a posted closing line in nflverse's schedule file counts: the team covers when its final margin beats the line, misses when it falls short, and pushes when it lands on it. Across all 32 teams, records like this one vary about as much as they would if every game were a coin flip, and a team's cover rate one season has had essentially no relationship with the next. So this page describes what happened; it does not predict what comes next. The full method and the chance numbers are on the ATS Records page.

Source: nflverse schedules and results (games.csv), CC-BY 4.0.

Last reviewed: September 2026. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the NFL or the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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