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The 2009 NFL season kicked off on September 10, 2009. All eyes are on defending Super Bowl title champions, the Pittsburgh Steelers. This article analyzes the NFL schedule to help Pittsburgh Steelers fans know what challenges lies for their favorite team this season. Your support can motivate the Steelers to win yet another Super Bowl title. Prepare to deck yourself with attractive rdfans.com/team-pittsburgh-steelers-18.html”>Steelers merchandise as the team gets ready for its next thrilling match.
About the Pittsburgh Steelers
The Pittsburgh Steelers are a successful American football team based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Since 1933, the team has won 6 Super Bowl titles throughout their sporting career. The Steelers are the current superstars in the NFL having won Super Bowl XLIII on February 1, 2009.
The team competes in the North Division of the American Football Conference (AFC) in the National Football League. The Pittsburgh Steelers play their home games in Heinz Field, Pittsburgh. They have won more Super Bowl titles (6), won more AFC Championship Games (7) and have hosted more conference championship games (10) than any other AFC or NFC team. With such a prestigious record, expectations are high for the Pittsburgh Steelers for current NFL 2009 season, which kicked off on September 10, 2009. Pittsburgh Steelers merchandise is selling like hot cakes all over the United States as avid fans pin hope for yet another Super Bowl title victory.
NFL season structure
The NFL season includes the following schedule:
– A 4-game exhibition season running from early August to early September
– A 16-game, 17-week regular season running from September to December or early January
– A 12-team playoff tournament beginning in January, culminating in the Super Bowl in early February
The 2009 NFL Season is the 90th in NFL history. Following the season structure, the exhibition season started with the Pro Football Hall of Fame Game on August 9, 2009. The regular season, which began on September 10 will be followed by Super Bowl XLIV, the league’s championship game, on February 7, 2010 at Dolphin Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida.
Pittsburgh Steelers 2009 – Schedule analysis
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Steelers regular season games schedule 2009:
Week 1: Thursday, Sept. 10 – TENNESSEE TITANS, 8:30 p.m., NBC
Week 2: Sunday, Sept. 20 – Chicago Bears, 4:15 p.m., CBS
Week 3: Sunday, Sept. 27 – Cincinnati Bengals, 1:00 p.m., CBS
Week 4: Sunday, Oct. 4 – SAN DIEGO CHARGERS, 8:20 p.m., NBC
Week 5: Sunday, Oct. 11 – Detroit Lions, 1:00 p.m., CBS
Week 6: Sunday, Oct. 18 – CLEVELAND BROWNS, 1:00 p.m., CBS
Week 7: Sunday, Oct. 25 – MINNESOTA VIKINGS, 1:00 p.m., FOX
Week 8: Sunday, Nov. 1 – Bye
Week 9: Monday, Nov. 9 – Denver Broncos, 8:30 p.m., ESPN
Week 10: Sunday, Nov. 15 – CINCINNATI BENGALS, 1:00 p.m., CBS
Week 11: Sunday, Nov. 22 – Kansas City Chiefs *, 1:00 p.m., CBS
Week 12: Sunday, Nov. 29 – Baltimore Ravens *, 8:20 p.m., NBC
Week 13: Sunday, Dec. 6 – OAKLAND RAIDERS *, 1:00 p.m., CBS
Week 14: Thursday, Dec. 10 – Cleveland Browns *, 8:20 p.m., NFL Network
Week 15: Sunday, Dec. 20 – GREEN BAY PACKERS *, 1:00 p.m., FOX
Week 16: Sunday, Dec. 27 – BALTIMORE RAVENS *, 1:00 p.m., CBS
Week 17: Sunday, Jan. 3 – Miami Dolphins, 1:00 p.m., CBS
Home games are listed in bold. All times are Eastern.
* Time and TV network may change due to flexible scheduling
When the Pittsburgh Steelers successfully survived what was dubbed as their toughest schedule in 2008, the slate of games scheduled for 2009 will come as a relief to the team. This year only 5 opponents in the schedule made the playoffs a year ago however, the Steelers do have some challenges lying ahead of them.
Listed below are key challenges before the Steelers:
– The Steelers are scheduled to play the rival Baltimore Ravens twice
– The Steelers will have 2 tough games early. Pittsburgh will play host to the Tennessee Titans in the season opener on September 10 and then travel to play the Chicago Bears in Week 2. The Titans-Steelers game should be a battle of 2 playoff contenders in the AFC. And the Chicago Bears will prove to be a tough competition with the addition of Pro Bowl quarterback Jay Cutler
– The AFC North division which lost badly last season is expected to pose a tough competition this year as Baltimore is looking to unseat Steelers.The Cincinnati Bengals and Cleveland Browns aim to close the gap after a pair of awful 4-win seasons
Pittsburgh Steelers 2009 – Roster analysis
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced their regular season roster in the first week of September. The team reduced their games on the roster to 53 by releasing 21 players and placing another on the Reserve/Injured List to reach the NFL-mandated 53-player limit. Fans will be disappointed to know that the 6th-year veteran Sean McHugh had to be placed on the team’s Reserve/Injured List since he injured his knee during training camp.
The Steelers final roster includes 3 quarterbacks, 4 running backs, 6 wide receivers, 3 tight ends, 9 offensive linemen, 7 defensive linemen, 8 linebackers, 10 defensive backs and 3 specialists (kicker, punter and long snapper).
According to Coach Mike Tomlin, cutting the Steelers’ roster to 53 players was the first step to building a team he hopes can contend for another Super Bowl title. But it is not the last step. He predicted more cuts throughout the season, depending on the performance of the players.
Now, that the Steelers roaster is in place, the fans should be ready to cheer the team. Get set buy Steelers merchandise in large numbers and show your avid support for the legendry team.
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When does the NFL schedule with dates come out?I knwo the 2008 nfl team opponents have came out, but not the dates.
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love your videos man
your fckn awlsome
keep da shit up
Thanks for the shoutout..
haha
This is what the NFL has so far http://www.nfl.com/preseason/story?id=09000d5d807905b8&template=without-video&confirm=true
how would losing to college teams boost their confidence
Last year it was on April 15th; but I remember the NFL had delayed it about a week or so for some reason. So, it usually is around the first week in April.
LOL those guys need to get a life
after the draft in April
lol Nice.. a lot of Bronco fans would be happy with 8-8 I’m sure. However I think that it will take 11 games to win our division. I really think that every team will be improved… Besides Oakland lol … I’m not sure if Denver will be improved either though… I just gotta wait til the draft before I decide that… But the Chargers won’t lose 8 games again this year I’m sure. It’d be nice though lol
Urban legend. The NFL uses a complicated formula of wins and loses from the previous year for each division to set the schedule. Teams also play teams in their own division more often.
hell ya bro!!
if Cutler one of us now, then u a Chi town Boy now lol welocome to da brotherhood playa lol
after the draft/
jay cutler owns blue lube! lol very creative funny as hell!
AFC EAST
Buffalo
Home: Miami, New England, NY Jets, Houston, Indianapolis, Cleveland, New Orleans, Tampa Bay
Away: Miami, New England, NY Jets, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Kansas City, Atlanta, Carolina
Miami
Home: Buffalo, New England, NY Jets, Houston, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, New Orleans, Tampa Bay
Away: Buffalo, New England, NY Jets, Jacksonville, Tennessee, San Diego, Atlanta, Carolina
New England
Home: Buffalo, Miami, NY Jets, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Baltimore, Atlanta, Carolina
Away: Buffalo, Miami, NY Jets, Houston, Indianapolis, Denver, New Orleans, Tampa Bay
NY Jets
Home: Buffalo, Miami, New England, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Carolina
Away: Buffalo, Miami, New England, Houston, Indianapolis, Oakland, New Orleans, Tampa Bay
AFC NORTH
Baltimore
Home: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Denver, Kansas City, Indianapolis, Chicago, Detroit
Away: Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Oakland, San Diego, New England, Green Bay, Minnesota
Cincinnati
Home: Baltimore, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Denver, Kansas City, Houston, Chicago, Detroit
Away: Baltimore, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Oakland, San Diego, NY Jets, Green Bay, Minnesota
Cleveland
Home: Baltimore, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Oakland, San Diego, Jacksonville, Green Bay, Minnesota
Away: Baltimore, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Denver, Kansas City, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit
Pittsburgh
Home: Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Oakland, San Diego, Tennessee, Green Bay, Minnesota
Away: Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, Kansas City, Miami, Chicago, Detroit
AFC SOUTH
Houston
Home: Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Tennessee, New England, NY Jets, Oakland, San Francisco, Seattle
Away: Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Buffalo, Miami, Cincinnati, Arizona, St. Louis
Indianapolis
Home: Houston, Jacksonville, Tennessee, New England, NY Jets, Denver, San Francisco, Seattle
Away: Houston, Jacksonville, Tennessee, Buffalo, Miami, Baltimore, Arizona, St. Louis
Jacksonville
Home: Houston, Indianapolis, Tennessee, Buffalo, Miami, Kansas City, Arizona, St. Louis
Away: Houston, Indianapolis, Tennessee, New England, NY Jets, Cleveland, San Francisco, Seattle
Tennessee
Home: Houston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Buffalo, Miami, San Diego, Arizona, St. Louis
Away: Houston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, New England, NY Jets, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Seattle
AFC WEST
Denver
Home: Kansas City, Oakland, San Diego, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, New England, Dallas, NY Giants
Away: Kansas City, Oakland, San Diego, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Philadelphia, Washington
Kansas City
Home: Denver, Oakland, San Diego, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Dallas, NY Giants
Away: Denver, Oakland, San Diego, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Jacksonville, Philadelphia, Washington
Oakland
Home: Denver, Kansas City, San Diego, Baltimore, Cincinnati, NY Jets, Philadelphia, Washington
Away: Denver, Kansas City, San Diego, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Houston, Dallas, NY Giants
San Diego
Home: Denver, Kansas City, Oakland, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Miami, Philadelphia, Washington
Away: Denver, Kansas City, Oakland, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Tennessee, Dallas, NY Giants
NFC EAST
Dallas
Home: NY Giants, Philadelphia, Washington, Atlanta, Carolina, Seattle, Oakland, San Diego
Away: NY Giants, Philadelphia, Washington, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Green Bay, Denver, Kansas City
NY Giants
Home: Dallas, Philadelphia, Washington, Atlanta, Carolina, Arizona, Oakland, San Diego
Away: Dallas, Philadelphia, Washington, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Minnesota, Denver, Kansas City
Philadelphia
Home: Dallas, NY Giants, Washington, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, San Francisco, Denver, Kansas City
Away: Dallas, NY Giants, Washington, Atlanta, Carolina, Chicago, Oakland, San Diego
Washington
Home: Dallas, NY Giants, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, St. Louis, Denver, Kansas City
Away: Dallas, NY Giants, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Carolina, Detroit, Oakland, San Diego
NFC NORTH
Chicago
Home: Detroit, Green Bay, Minnesota, Arizona, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Pittsburgh
Away: Detroit, Green Bay, Minnesota, San Francisco, Seattle, Atlanta, Baltimore, Cincinnati
Detroit
Home: Chicago, Green Bay, Minnesota, Arizona, St. Louis, Washington, Cleveland, Pittsburgh
Away: Chicago, Green Bay, Minnesota, San Francisco, Seattle, New Orleans, Baltimore, Cincinnati
Green Bay
Home: Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, San Francisco, Seattle, Dallas, Baltimore, Cincinnati
Away: Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, Arizona, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Cleveland, Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Home: Chicago, Detroit, Green Bay, San Francisco, Seattle, NY Giants, Baltimore, Cincinnati
Away: Chicago, Detroit, Green Bay, Arizona, St. Louis, Carolina, Cleveland, Pittsburgh
NFC SOUTH
Atlanta
Home: Carolina, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Philadelphia, Washington, Chicago, Buffalo, Miami
Away: Carolina, New Orleans, Tampa Bay, Dallas, NY Giants, San F
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Around April
i blocked the spammer guy when i saw him doing that to you and diehardbroncofan. pretty shitty schedule. tough tough. i’am planning on the squealers game on monday night. that should be fun : D if they win
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Based on the following NFL Network schedule it looks as if the NFL 2008 schedule will be announced on April 3rd at 4:30 pm EST.
4:30 PM EST NFL TOTAL ACCESS 2008 NFL Regular Season Schedule Announcement.