Pennsylvania Governor to allow limited fans at Steelers games

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Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has come under fire during the COVID-19 pandemic for his handling of the state’s policies in terms of opening and closing access for citizens. This includes attendance at sporting events like Pittsburgh Steelers games.

But Wolf announced on Tuesday that starting with this week’s game against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Steelers would be allowed to have 7,500 fans at Heinz Field.

The Steelers have had plans in place to account for limited fans since before the season began. Now that the Governor has decided to lift some of the restrictions on gathers, masked up members of Steeler Nation will have the chance to replace the pumped in crowd noise as they cheer on their 3-0 Steelers this week.

GOOD NEWS STEELERS FANS! Up to 7,500 fans will be allowed at Steelers games beginning this weekend. It's also good news for HS Football, click here for the guidelines just released by Gov. Wolf. https://t.co/raE2eLHwor pic.twitter.com/cyxvln0rMX

— KDKA (@KDKA) October 6, 2020

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