The NFL is set to release its 2020 schedule on Thursday, which is always an exciting date for fans. It gives us the opportunity to debate game predictions and win-loss records.
While league brass is discussing contingencies for alterations to the schedule due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they are currently planning for a normal season.
Commissioner Roger Goodell sent out a memo this week, which calls for teams to give a full refund to any fans who paid for tickets for any game that might be canceled.
The Pittsburgh Steelers ended the 2019 season with a record of 8-8. While that could mean less primetime games for some teams, that’s usually not the case for the Steelers, who are always a draw for TV ratings regardless of record. The team averages five games in primetime annually.
The Steelers are 13-4 in primetime matchups the last four years.
Let’s take a gander at which five games the Steelers could be playing in primetime this season.