Steelers have had the toughest schedule of all NFL playoff contenders to date

Here's the combined winning percentage of every NFL playoff contender's opponents to date:


.546 - Pittsburgh Steelers
.536 - Indianapolis Colts
.531 - Houston Texans
.510 - Kansas City Chiefs
.510 - Seattle Seahawks
.495 - Denver Broncos
.495 - Minnesota Vikings
.495 - Washington Redskins
.464 - Cincinnati Bengals
.454 - New England Patriots*
.449 - Atlanta Falcons
.439 - Arizona Cardinals
.439 - Carolina Panthers
.413 - New York Jets

(NOTE: This does not include games that haven't been played yet, or wins/losses Thursday night and Saturday night games already played this week.)


If the Steelers make the playoffs this season, they've earned it.

Craziaskowboi wrote:

Here's the combined winning percentage of every NFL playoff contender's opponents to date:


.546 - Pittsburgh Steelers
.536 - Indianapolis Colts
.531 - Houston Texans
.510 - Kansas City Chiefs
.510 - Seattle Seahawks
.495 - Denver Broncos
.495 - Minnesota Vikings
.495 - Washington Redskins
.464 - Cincinnati Bengals
.454 - New England Patriots**
.449 - Atlanta Falcons
.439 - Arizona Cardinals
.439 - Carolina Panthers
.413 - New York Jets

(NOTE: This does not include games that haven't been played yet, or wins/losses Thursday night and Saturday night games already played this week.)


If the Steelers make the playoffs this season, they've earned it.

You've got that right.


When you combine the schedule they've had to play with the injuries they've had to overcome, they will have definitely earned it if they make the playoffs.

not to mention winning despite fielding the 167 worst of 172 CB's

plus kickers who can't kick