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The Steelers have not allowed a touchdown in any of their last 19 drives.
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Pittsburgh Steelers Stats, trends and matchup insights · Updated · Data through Week 9
Through Week 9, the Steelers are 6-2, the Steelers have not allowed a touchdown in any of their last 19 drives, and Jaylen Warren is averaging 7.7 yards from scrimmage per touch in the first half, the best among qualified running backs.
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Streaks
Darnell Washington has 6+ fantasy points in each of his last 3 games.
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This season
Jaylen Warren (PIT) has averaged 7.7 yards from scrimmage per touch (548 yards / 71 touches) in the 1st half this season -- best of 33 qualified NFL RBs.
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This season
Jaylen Warren (PIT) has rushed for 20+ yards 7 times this season -- T-2nd-most among NFL RBs.
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Next game
The Steelers are averaging 5.6 yards per carry on first down this season -- best in NFL; the Bengals have allowed 5.3 yards per carry on first down this season -- 5th-worst in NFL.
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Next game
The Steelers have a third down conversion rate of 67.0% on 3rd and short this season -- T-5th-best in NFL; the Bengals defense has allowed a third down conversion rate of 76.0% when defending on 3rd and short this season -- worst in NFL.
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The Bengals have been successful on 67.0% of pass attempts on play action passes since Week 6 -- 2nd-best in NFL; the Steelers have allowed a success rate of 78.0% on pass attempts on play action passes since Week 6 -- worst in NFL.
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The Bengals have been successful on 60.0% of pass attempts on their opponent's side of the field this season -- best in NFL; the Steelers have allowed a success rate of 52.0% on pass attempts on their own side of the field this season -- 3rd-worst in NFL.
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Win-Loss Summary
Steelers record in key game situations, 2026 season
- Overall6-2 · 0.750T-5th in the NFL in win percentage
- At home4-0 · 1.000T-1st in the NFL in win percentage
- When allowing under 5.0 yds per rush6-1 · 0.857T-4th in the NFL in win percentage
Team Strengths & Weaknesses
Where the Steelers stand among all 32 teams, 2026 season
- Scoring offense17th of 3222.5 points per game
- Scoring defenseT-4th of 3218.0 points allowed per game
- Defense vs. wide receivers9th of 3228.9 PPR fantasy points allowed
- Defense vs. running backs12th of 3220.0 PPR fantasy points allowed
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Defensive profile: the Pittsburgh Steelers are a stout defense, allowing 28.9 PPR fantasy points per game to wide receivers (league average 31.5) and 20.0 to running backs (21.7). See the full league map →
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Frequently Asked Questions
How are the Steelers doing in 2026?
Through Week 9, the Steelers are 6-2, the Steelers have not allowed a touchdown in any of their last 19 drives, and Jaylen Warren is averaging 7.7 yards from scrimmage per touch in the first half, the best among qualified running backs.
Who do the Steelers play in Week 10?
The Steelers visit the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday, Nov. 15, at 8:20 p.m. ET.
Where does this data come from?
All numbers come from Inside Edge's Remarkable™ engine and cover the 2026 NFL season through Week 9 unless a note says otherwise. This page is updated each week after the games.
This page presents descriptive statistical analysis for informational purposes only. It is not betting advice and does not guarantee any outcome. Data source: Remarkable™, Inside Edge's proprietary sports data engine.