How to Watch the Pittsburgh Steelers 2023–2024

Here we go! The Pittsburgh Steelers schedule! Make sure you find a George Pickens and Najee Harris replacement for your Fantasy Football team in Week 6.

For the 2023 season, the Steelers will play on ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, and Amazon Prime Video. You can get these live TV channels with fuboTV, Xfinity TV, DISH TV, YouTube TV, and Hulu Live.

So whether you’re in or out of the Pittsburgh area, we have suggestions on how you can watch all 17 regular-season Steelers games. Scroll past this section to learn how to watch games that won't broadcast nationally. 

So wherever you might be, you’ll still be able to see the Steelers win the AFC North division. Cincinnati Shmincinnati.

YouTube TV is undoubtedly one of the best live TV streaming services, and it has all of the channels a Steelers fan wants for the 2023 season—ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC. 

And YouTube TV has a service for the diehard Steelers fans who can’t fathom missing one game. NFL Sunday Ticket will give you all out-of-market games, which means that if a Steelers game isn’t broadcasted on live television, you can watch it with the Ticket. 

You can get NFL Sunday Ticket + YouTube TV for $349 for the season or add NFL RedZone for $389. 

But if you’re looking to save money for a Fitzpatrick jersey, YouTube TV is one of few services that offers the NFL RedZone Channel as an add-on for $11 per month. 

If you want to know more about YouTube TV, check out our detailed review.

fuboTV gives the Steelers Nation the channels they need to watch Steelers primetime games, Sunday afternoon games, and highlights in real-time on the NFL RedZone Channel.

And if you’re an avid sports fanatic, you’ll like fuboTV for all of its sports channels it offers, which total close to 50. That’s why we named it the best streaming service for sports.

fuboTV also has one of the best dollar-to-channel ratios. You can get all major sports networks for $90 per month and 245 other channels.

If you want to see this service's sports, family, and kids channels, check out our fuboTV review.

If you want cable and want to watch the Steelers make it to the playoffs (because last year was a fluke), Xfinity TV is at your service.

Xfinity’s Popular TV package ($50 per month) gives you the NFL game-watching channels but only nine sports channels.

When you upgrade to the Ultimate TV plan for $20 more, you’ll get 60 more channels, including NFL Network, NBA TV, MLB Network, and SEC Network.

You can also order the NFL RedZone Channel for $10 per month to see all important plays on Sunday to monitor your Fantasy Football team. Watch Najee Harris run for 10 yards, then 20 seconds later, catch Pat Mahomes throwing a no-look pass.

Find out why we named Comcast Xfinity the best cable TV option.

If you’re a traditional Steelers fan, DISH is the best satellite TV option for watching Kenny Pickett and team. 

You’ll get all five channels with DISH’s entry-level package, America’s Top 120, for $85 per month. And you can also add the NFL RedZone Channel to your package for $13 per month.

If you're a Steelers fan and an NCAA fan, DISH has all the college football channels (which is rare in a TV service). So don't make any plans for the weekend or the Fall and Winter seasons, for that matter—you'll be busy.

Check out our DISH TV Network review for more info on plans, channel lineups, and DVR.

Not only does Hulu Live have NFL-game-watching channels, but subscribing to this service also means you get Hulu's entire on-demand library, Disney+, and ESPN+. You get all this for $75–$90 per month.

So after your Steelers game-watching parties, you can throw on The Waterboy, The Sandlot, or ESPN College Extra.

But if you plan on streaming Steeles games, you need a reliable internet service to go along with it. Bad internet means your stream could cut out randomly and will inevitably fall behind the real-time action. Thankfully there's lots of solid internet options for fans living in the Pittsburgh area, 

Whether you’re out of the region or the Steelers game isn’t nationally broadcasted on live TV, we have three suggestions for watching these: NFL Sunday Ticket, NFL RedZone Channel, and Amazon Prime Video.

NFL Sunday Ticket is now available only on YouTube TV starting the 2023 NFL season and forward. And the Ticket is the only service that gets you all out-of-market NFL games. 

Keep in mind this excludes two Steelers Thursday Night Football games. Those will be available only on Amazon Prime Video.

The Ticket will be vital for Steelers fans this year because only three games are currently scheduled to be nationally televised. As games could be flexed at the end of the season, 10–12 games could potentially be available to you only with NFL Sunday Ticket this 2023 season.

Sunday Ticket with a YouTube TV subscription costs $349 for the season, or you can add the NFL RedZone Channel for $389.

You can get the NFL RedZone Channel with fuboTV, YouTube TV, DISH, and Xfinity, so remember, it's an option! 

If you don't need to watch the full Sunday Pittsburgh games, this ~$10 channel lets you see all of the highlights of the Steelers games in real-time. 

This channel is perfect for Fantasy Football managers because you can watch Diontae Johnson and George Pickens grabs, and you'll also get to see when the Steelers are in the red zone, Josh Allen touchdowns, and Nick Bosa sacks.

Steelers Nation and any NFL fan will need a Prime Video account to watch all TNF games this season (besides Week 1, which will be on NBC). 

The Pittsburgh Steelers play two Thursday Night Football games this 2023 season—Week 9 against the Tennessee Titans and Week 14 against the New England Patriots.

You can get Prime Video for $9 per month if you want access to only TNF and Prime Video’s on-demand library. Or you can upgrade to an Amazon Prime membership for $15 for Prime Video, next-day Prime shipping, and a handful of other perks.

If you want to stream the Steelers games, we recommend the following services: 

• YouTube TV: For $73/month, you can get 100+ channels, including ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC. Avid fans who’d like to watch all 17 games of the Steelers 2023 season can order an NFL Sunday Ticket subscription through this live TV streaming service.
• fuboTV: Get the five NFL game channels with the $80 Pro package or upgrade to the Elite package for $90/month for 76 more channels. With this streaming service, you can also add the NFL RedZone Channel for $11.
• Hulu + Live TV: Watch Steelers games and stream loads of on-demand content with Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN+ for $75–$90 per month.

If you want a traditional TV experience, we recommend these two services:

• DISH TV: You'll get ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC for Steelers game-watching with DISH's America's Top 120 plan and 190 channels ($85/month). Add the NFL RedZone Channel for $13 monthly to your lineup.
• Xfinity TV: Xfinity also has all five essential NFL channels and 125 channels more for $50 per month or 185 channels for $70. Get the NFL RedZone Channel add-on for $10 per month for the 2023 NFL season.