There are 32 franchises in the NFL, but only a handful are recognized as one of the league’s signature teams. The Pittsburgh Steelers are on that very short list. Since the turn of the century alone, the Steelers have made it to the postseason 12 times. They came up just short in their quest for the playoffs the last two seasons, but we can fully expect the club to be in the running once again.

Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is looking for a big bounce back after an injury-shortened campaign, while linebacker T.J. Watt leads the way on defense and remains a very unwelcome sight for opponents. The Steelers have their work cut out in the AFCNorth, but the talent is there to make a run.

Steelers games have become that much more enjoyable now that sports betting is good to go here in Pennsylvania. In this complete guide to the Steelers, we’ll cover what you need to know, where to find the best odds and how to bet on the Steelers in PA.

Steelers odds: Moneyline, spread, over/under

Pittsburgh Steelers Win Total The Pittsburgh Steelers' current 2020 win total sits at 9.0 games. With that in mind, let's take a look at some expert predictions on which side of that projected win total the Steelers will fall in the 2020 NFL regular season. Steelers Schedule 2020.

1. The Chiefs are currently 6-1, but there is -155 juice on the under. The Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers are right behind the Chiefs with 12.5 projected wins, followed the Seattle Seahawks and Green Bay Packers at 11.5. After three straight losses, the New England Patriots’ win total has dropped to 7.5, with -121 juice on the under.
2. With Roethlisberger returning under center this season, the Steelers will have a great shot to top their projected win total in 2020. The talent on the Steelers in undeniable, and after two straight seasons without playoff football, the entire organization will be desperate to get back where they believe they belong.

You don’t have to take a trip to Sin City to bet on the Steelers any longer, and the odds right here in PA are in line with what you’d find there. Our live odds feed gives you the latest on the Steelers point spread, moneyline and over/under. Here are the current odds you can find for the Steelers game this week:

James Harrison’s Super Bowl interception and return for a touchdown is one of the best plays in NFL history. The NFL ranked it as the seventh-best play in its first 100 years, and that seems low.

There are some people who don’t think that play was all too great.

Those who bet on Super Bowl XLIII between the Arizona Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steelers might have experienced two ridiculous bad beats on the same day.

One of them came when Harrison picked off Kurt Warner, and kept running 100 yards down the sideline as the first half ended.

James Harrison’s interception was huge for bettors

The point spread for the full game was Cardinals +7, but many people had Arizona +3 for the first half. You already can see where this is going.

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The Cardinals trailed 10-7 with 18 seconds left in the first half. They had marched all the way down to the Steelers’ 2-yard line and had first-and-goal.

Anyone holding a Cardinals +3 ticket for the first half had to feel like they’d get a push at least. Most likely, the Cardinals were going to get at least a field goal, tie the game going into the half and cover the first-half spread. To lose the bet, the Steelers would have to score in the final 18 seconds, when they were backed up at their own 2 and didn’t have the ball.

If you had a Steelers first half ticket, what happened next was a dream. Warner, a Hall of Fame quarterback, made a bad mistake. Warner didn’t assume Harrison would be dropping into a zone, but he did. When Warner tried hitting Anquan Boldin on a quick slant, Harrison was there to pick him off. That alone still didn’t kill the Cardinals first-half bettors. What happened next did.

Harrison just kept going. A few Cardinals had a shot to tackle him but didn’t.. Larry Fitzgerald would have caught him but ran into a teammate on the sideline. Harrison barely got in the end zone as he was brought down. The Steelers led 17-7 at the half. Cardinals first-half bettors wondered what happened.

Presumably some of them had the under for the game, which seemed pretty safe too late in the fourth quarter.

Steelers Over Under Win Totals

Late flurry of points pushes Super Bowl over the total

Steelers Over Under Win Totaled

The over/under for the game was 46. With a little more than three minutes left in the game, the score was 20-14. A tie and overtime seemed unlikely, so to lose the under, there would need to be at least 13 points scored in the final three minutes. Possible, but not likely.

A safety was called on the Steelers for holding in the end zone. That didn’t seem like a big deal at the time for under bettors. But it was the beginning of a bad beat.

Two plays after the safety, Fitzgerald split the safeties down the middle of the field and took a pass 64 yards for a touchdown. The Steelers trailed 23-20. The total was still under with 2:37 left, but now the path to the over was clear.

Steelers fans weren’t upset with what happened next. Ben Roethlisberger led a drive downfield, and Santonio Holmes made one of the iconic catches in Super Bowl history on the sideline with 35 seconds left. The game went over the total. And yes, Harrison’s crazy interception return factored in that as well.

What Was The Over Under On The Steelers Game

That Steelers Super Bowl win was one of the most memorable games in NFL history. It was memorable for bettors too, with two rough bad beats.