Pittsburgh Steelers Odds to Win 2024 Super Bowl, Make Playoffs

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Odds updated as of 3:23 PM

The Pittsburgh Steelers are +13000 to win the Super Bowl. Those are the 11th-ranked odds in the NFL as of January 15.

Get the latest NFL futures odds for the Steelers on FanDuel Sportsbook.

Steelers Postseason Odds

The Steelers are averaging 304.3 yards per game on offense, which ranks them 25th in the . On the defensive side of the ball, they rank 21st, surrendering 342.1 yards per contest.
The Steelers rank 27th in scoring offense (17.9 points per game) and sixth in scoring defense (19.1 points allowed per game) this year.
Pittsburgh is compiling 186.1 passing yards per game on offense (25th in the ), and ranks 17th defensively with 227.1 passing yards allowed per game.
The Steelers are averaging 118.2 rushing yards per game offensively this season (13th in ), and they are giving up 115.1 rushing yards per game (19th) on the other side of the ball.
Pittsburgh is averaging a 36.6% third-down conversion rate on offense this year (22nd in ), and is allowing a 39.1% third-down conversion rate (21st) on the defensive side of the ball.
The Steelers rank 21st in offensive yards per play (5.3) and 21st in yards per play allowed (5.7) this year.
Pittsburgh has the third-best turnover margin in the NFL at +11, forcing 27 turnovers (eighth in ) while turning it over 16 times (second in ).

The Steelers are two spots higher based on their Super Bowl odds (11th-best in league) than their computer ranking (13th-best).
Oddsmakers have moved the Steelers' Super Bowl odds down from +4500 at the beginning of the season to +13000. Among all teams in the NFL, that is the second-biggest change.
The Steelers have a 0.8% chance of winning the Super Bowl, based on their moneyline odds.

Kenny Pickett has thrown for 2,070 yards (172.5 ypg) to lead Pittsburgh, completing 62% of his passes and tossing six touchdown passes compared to four interceptions this season.
Najee Harris has carried the ball 255 times for a team-high 1,035 yards on the ground and has found the end zone eight times as a runner.
Harris' status for Monday is currently unknown.
George Pickens leads his squad with 1,140 receiving yards. He's racked up that yardage on 63 catches (out of 106 targets) and scored five touchdowns.
Diontae Johnson has hauled in 51 receptions totaling 717 yards, finding the end zone five times.
T.J. Watt has collected 19.0 sacks to pace the team, while also picking up 19.0 TFL, 68 tackles, and one interception.
Watt won't suit up against the Bills, as he has been ruled out.
Alex Highsmith has a team-leading two interceptions to go along with 57 tackles, 8.0 TFL, seven sacks, and three passes defended.

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