The Pittsburgh Steelers made a crucial mistake ahead of their international game in 2013, and the team is set to make the same one before its Ireland contest against the Minnesota Vikings in 2025.

The first-ever regular season NFL game in Dublin, Ireland is at Croke Park. The contest will take place Week 4 on Sept. 28 and broadcast on the NFL Network. The home-team Steelers are connected to ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers' opponent for their upcoming abroad game this season has been revealed to be the Minnesota Vikings. The matchup will be the first NFL regular season matchup in Ireland, and the Steelers' second game against the Vikings abroad.

The Fan's Andrew Fillipponi predicted the Steelers will face an NFC North opponent on Monday Night Football in Week 1.

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The NFL confirmed during its full schedule release on Wednesday night that the Steelers' 2025 bye week falls the week after Pittsburgh and the Minnesota Vikings meet in Ireland for a Week 4 matchup on Sept.

Excitement has been at fever pitch since Super Bowl week, when it was announced that the Steelers would play in the first ever NFL Dublin Game as the designated team. For the past three months, Steelers fans and NFL fans alike have been wondering who they would face in the Croke Park spectacle.

NFL announced the Steelers and the Vikings will be the first-ever regular season NFL in Ireland. It will be a third, first for these 2 teams