Now that we've had some time to pore over the Pittsburgh Steelers ' regular-season schedule, we decided to offer up our predictions. This is a tough year for the Steelers with so many questions on offense, especially at quarterback. Will head coach Mike Tomlin's streak of non-losing streak remain intact? Read on and find out.

The Pittsburgh Steelers may struggle at QB, which will affect the full game-by-game predictions after the 2025 NFL schedule release.

To do that, we're going to turn to the over/under win totals and try to gauge whether each NFL team is more likely to go over or under. We started on Monday with the AFC East, and we'll continue in the space below with what has recently been one of the NFL's best divisions: the AFC North.

According to insider Gerry Dulac, Warren is unlikely to return to Pittsburgh in 2026. During Wednesday's Steelers chat on the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Dulac was asked if he believes Warren will be on the team after the 2025 season — he answered with an emphatic "no."

The Pittsburgh Steelers did not draft a quarterback in the 2025 first round like some expected. Could they change those ways in 2026?

Pat: The Patriots open the season at home, and facing the Raiders early is going to benefit them. Las Vegas drafted Ashton Jeanty in the first round, and it usually takes a back at least a few weeks to get his feet under him.

Texas football is projected to be one of the best teams in the country next season, but where could it slip up?

Pittsburgh Steelers owner Art Rooney II continues to wait on free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers to solidify plans ahead of the 2025 season, but the timeline is shortening. The Steelers drafted Ohio State's Will Howard and have Mason Rudolph along with Skylar Thompson under contract.