My Cause My Cleats: Steelers players can often be seen wearing custom cleats during pregame warmups, but this week against the Buffalo Bills custom cleats will be the norm during the game.
For the 10th straight year the NFL is allowing players to represent a charity that touches them deeply in a unique manner with the league's player cause initiative, My Cause My Cleats.
The initiative was created for NFL players to showcase a charitable cause in order to bring attention to it, and the players take part in helping with the design of their cleats.
After the players wear the cleats, they have the option to auction them off to raise money for their cause on NFL Auction, with 100% of the funds raised given to the charity. Fans may bid on player cleats at NFL.com/Auction.
Learn more about what causes are special to Steelers' players, including several players who shared their full story, but clicking here.
"Through My Cause My Cleats, we have an opportunity to spotlight nonprofit organizations the NFL family supports year-round," said NFL Senior Vice President of Social Responsibility Anna Isaacson. "We deeply value the commitment shown by players, coaches and staff to make the initiative so successful, and appreciate everyone's efforts to make a positive difference in their communities."
"Since launching ten seasons ago, the integration of players and social impact through My Cause My Cleats has empowered players to expand their impact off the field and into their communities," said NFL Senior Vice President of Player Operations Tracy Perlman. "This campaign continues to uplift player voices and reflect the NFL's ongoing commitment to driving meaningful change."
During Week 13 of the 2025 NFL season, Steelers players are showcasing their chosen charitable cause on their game cleats
The Pittsburgh Steelers will showcase their custom cleats supporting various organizations during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Calvin Anderson (67) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Lanihun-Anderson Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Calvin Anderson (67) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Lanihun-Anderson Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Calvin Anderson (67) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Lanihun-Anderson Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Spencer Anderson (74) will showcase his custom cleats supporting autism awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Spencer Anderson (74) will showcase his custom cleats supporting autism awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Spencer Anderson (74) will showcase his custom cleats supporting autism awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Kyler Baugh (65) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Lupus Foundation of America during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Kyler Baugh (65) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Lupus Foundation of America during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Kyler Baugh (65) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Lupus Foundation of America during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Keeanu Benton (95) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Keeanu Benton (95) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Keeanu Benton (95) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Yahya Black (94) will showcase his custom cleats supporting NMDP Aplastic Anemia and the MDA International Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Yahya Black (94) will showcase his custom cleats supporting NMDP Aplastic Anemia and the MDA International Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Yahya Black (94) will showcase his custom cleats supporting NMDP Aplastic Anemia and the MDA International Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Chris Boswell (9) will showcase his custom cleats supporting sMiles for Katie during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Chris Boswell (9) will showcase his custom cleats supporting sMiles for Katie during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Chris Boswell (9) will showcase his custom cleats supporting sMiles for Katie during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Carson Bruener (44) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Olive Crest during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Carson Bruener (44) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Olive Crest during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Carson Bruener (44) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Olive Crest during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Brandin Echols (26) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Brandin Echols (26) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Brandin Echols (26) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Troy Fautanu (76) will showcase his custom cleats supporting breast cancer awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Troy Fautanu (76) will showcase his custom cleats supporting breast cancer awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive tackle Troy Fautanu (76) will showcase his custom cleats supporting breast cancer awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers center Zach Frazier (54) will showcase his custom cleats supporting UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers center Zach Frazier (54) will showcase his custom cleats supporting UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers center Zach Frazier (54) will showcase his custom cleats supporting UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth (88) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Pat Freiermuth Fund during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth (88) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Pat Freiermuth Fund during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth (88) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Pat Freiermuth Fund during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Kenneth Gainwell (14) will showcase his custom cleats supporting UPMC Center for Brain Injury Rehabilitation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Kenneth Gainwell (14) will showcase his custom cleats supporting UPMC Center for Brain Injury Rehabilitation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Kenneth Gainwell (14) will showcase his custom cleats supporting UPMC Center for Brain Injury Rehabilitation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Malik Harrison (50) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Malik Harrison (50) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Nick Herbig (51) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Herbie Gives during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Nick Herbig (51) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Herbie Gives during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Nick Herbig (51) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Herbie Gives during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Alex Highsmith (56) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Alex Highsmith Family Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Alex Highsmith (56) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Alex Highsmith Family Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Alex Highsmith (56) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Alex Highsmith Family Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Cole Holcomb (55) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Thumbs Up Mission during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Cole Holcomb (55) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Thumbs Up Mission during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Cole Holcomb (55) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Thumbs Up Mission during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Will Howard (18) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Will Howard (18) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Will Howard (18) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Max Hurleman (84) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Voice Up Berks during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Max Hurleman (84) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Voice Up Berks during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Max Hurleman (84) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Voice Up Berks during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Steven Jones (79) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Hello Bully during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Steven Jones (79) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Hello Bully during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers offensive lineman Steven Jones (79) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Hello Bully during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback/punt returner Donte Kent (34) will showcase his custom cleats supporting breast cancer awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback/punt returner Donte Kent (34) will showcase his custom cleats supporting breast cancer awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback/punt returner Donte Kent (34) will showcase his custom cleats supporting breast cancer awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers safety Miles Killebrew (28) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers safety Miles Killebrew (28) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers safety Miles Killebrew (28) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers long snapper Christian Kuntz (46) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Kuntz4Ki6s during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers long snapper Christian Kuntz (46) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Kuntz4Ki6s during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers long snapper Christian Kuntz (46) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Kuntz4Ki6s during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end DeMarvin Leal (98) will showcase his custom cleats supporting leukemia awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end DeMarvin Leal (98) will showcase his custom cleats supporting leukemia awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end DeMarvin Leal (98) will showcase his custom cleats supporting leukemia awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Logan Lee (91) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Athletes in Action during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Logan Lee (91) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Athletes in Action during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Logan Lee (91) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Athletes in Action during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Isaiahh Loudermilk (92) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Isaiahh Loudermilk (92) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Isaiahh Loudermilk (92) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers guard Mason McCormick (66) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Feeding South Dakota during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers guard Mason McCormick (66) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Feeding South Dakota during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers guard Mason McCormick (66) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Feeding South Dakota during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers center Ryan McCollum (62) will showcase his custom cleats supportingthe Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers center Ryan McCollum (62) will showcase his custom cleats supportingthe Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers center Ryan McCollum (62) will showcase his custom cleats supportingthe Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf (4) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Call of Duty Endowment during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf (4) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Call of Duty Endowment during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf (4) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Call of Duty Endowment during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Lew Nichols (35) will showcase his custom cleats supporting sickle cell awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Lew Nichols (35) will showcase his custom cleats supporting sickle cell awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Lew Nichols (35) will showcase his custom cleats supporting sickle cell awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Esezi Otomewo (93) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Public Health Informatics Institute during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Esezi Otomewo (93) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Public Health Informatics Institute during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Esezi Otomewo (93) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Public Health Informatics Institute during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback James Pierre (42) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Glimmer of Hope during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback James Pierre (42) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Glimmer of Hope during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback James Pierre (42) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Glimmer of Hope during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Daryl Porter (39) will showcase his custom cleats supporting stop bullying awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Daryl Porter (39) will showcase his custom cleats supporting stop bullying awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Daryl Porter (39) will showcase his custom cleats supporting stop bullying awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr. (24) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Jasmine Nyree Campus during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr. (24) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Jasmine Nyree Campus during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr. (24) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Jasmine Nyree Campus during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen (6) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Veteran's Place of Washington Boulevard during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen (6) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Veteran's Place of Washington Boulevard during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen (6) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Veteran's Place of Washington Boulevard during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph (2) will showcase his custom cleats supporting The Life House during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph (2) will showcase his custom cleats supporting The Life House during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph (2) will showcase his custom cleats supporting The Life House during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Jack Sawyer (33) will showcase his custom cleats supporting JBS Strong during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Jack Sawyer (33) will showcase his custom cleats supporting JBS Strong during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Jack Sawyer (33) will showcase his custom cleats supporting JBS Strong during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Trey Sermon (37) will showcase his custom cleats supporting mental health awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Trey Sermon (37) will showcase his custom cleats supporting mental health awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Trey Sermon (37) will showcase his custom cleats supporting mental health awareness during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Jonnu Smith (81) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Nu Family Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Jonnu Smith (81) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Nu Family Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Jonnu Smith (81) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Nu Family Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Skylar Thompson (17) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Sky's the Limit Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Skylar Thompson (17) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Sky's the Limit Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Skylar Thompson (17) will showcase his custom cleats supporting the Sky's the Limit Foundation during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Cory Trice Jr. (27) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Boys and Girls Club of Hopkinsville- Christian County during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Cory Trice Jr. (27) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Boys and Girls Club of Hopkinsville- Christian County during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back Cory Trice Jr. (27) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Boys and Girls Club of Hopkinsville- Christian County during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers punter Corliss Waitman (3) will showcase his custom cleats supporting StandUp for Kids Atlanta during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers punter Corliss Waitman (3) will showcase his custom cleats supporting StandUp for Kids Atlanta during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers punter Corliss Waitman (3) will showcase his custom cleats supporting StandUp for Kids Atlanta during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jaylen Warren (30) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jaylen Warren (30) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jaylen Warren (30) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt (90) will showcase his custom cleats supporting UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt (90) will showcase his custom cleats supporting UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt (90) will showcase his custom cleats supporting UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Julius Welschof (45) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Lebenshilfe München during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Julius Welschof (45) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Lebenshilfe München during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Julius Welschof (45) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Lebenshilfe München during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Ke'Shawn Williams (85) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Touch BBCA during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Ke'Shawn Williams (85) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Touch BBCA during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Ke'Shawn Williams (85) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Touch BBCA during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Payton Wilson (41) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Payton Wilson (41) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Payton Wilson (41) will showcase his custom cleats supporting Cafe Momentum during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Pittsburgh Steelers players will showcase their custom cleats supporting various organizations during Week 13. (Alysa Rubin / Pittsburgh Steelers)
Twirl Those Towels: The Steelers are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Terrible Towel this season, and during today's game against the Bills they will celebrate the iconic symbol of Steelers Nation. The Terrible Towel was officially introduced on December 27, 1975, and this is one of two games the Towel will be celebrated.
Hall of Fame wide receiver Lynn Swann, who was one of the first players in Steelers history to embrace waving the Terrible Towel, will lead the Terrible Towel Twirl.
Part of the Terrible Towel Anniversary will include:
Photo Booth on Art Rooney Avenue
Content Booth on Art Rooney Avenue
Elizabeth Cope, daughter of Myron Cope who created the Terrible Towel, part of the Salute to Heroes program
Enter early: Acrisure Stadium Management and the Pittsburgh Steelers are reminding fans to enter the stadium early to ensure they will not miss kickoff.
Fireworks, which will be presented by Zambelli Fireworks, will be set off an hour prior to kickoff and 30 minutes prior to kickoff to serve as reminders for fans to enter Acrisure Stadium so they will not miss all of the pregame activities, including Steelers introductions and kickoff.
Fans are also being reminded of the mobile ticketing process in place at Acrisure Stadium. Prior to coming to Acrisure Stadium, fans should:
• Save their mobile tickets to the digital wallet on their smartphone.
• Make sure their phones are fully charged.
Mobile Ticketing
Ensure your phone is fully charged on gameday. Download your mobile ticket before arriving to Acrisure Stadium. Be sure to access your digital ticket(s) and save to your Apple or Google Wallet before you arrive at Acrisure Stadium.
Hearing from Legends: A live Legends Q & A will take place at the FedEx Great Hall Stage pregame. Arthur Moats will host it, with his guest Chris Hoke.
Cashless on Gameday
For your safety and convenience, we are limiting the number of touchpoints between you and our staff members. Acrisure Stadium is a cashless venue and credit and debit cards are still accepted, as well as Apple and Google Pay.
Clear Bag Policy
To provide a safer environment for the public and significantly expedite fan entry into Acrisure Stadium, the Pittsburgh Steelers will continue to enforce the NFL CLEAR BAG POLICY that limits the size and type of bags that may be brought into the stadium.
Giving back: The Community Organization of the Game is Jubilee Kitchen. Since 1979, Jubilee Kitchen has been dedicated to improving the lives of their Pittsburgh neighbors by providing a safe, welcoming, and respectful environment. Open 365 days a year, Jubilee offers daily meals, food pantries, showers, laundry and hygiene services, clothing, social support, financial assistance, and a highly rated childcare center. Through strong community partnerships and ongoing case management, Jubilee helps guests move from crisis to stability—and ultimately to self-sufficiency—by achieving goals in housing, employment, health, and education.
Saluting a hero: The U.S. Steel Salute to Heroes recipient is United States Army Colonel Richard Collage. Active Duty and deployed to Afghanistan serving with the 101st Airborne Division. 15 years ago this week, Colonel Collage was wounded by a suicide bomber in Afghanistan. After being Medevacked to Landstuhl (lawn-stool) Army Hospital, he returned to his unit to finish his combat tour. He was awarded the Purple Heart. Dick went on to serve an additional deployment in Jordan and served as the Commander of the Counterdrug Joint Task Force in Pennsylvania.
Security Screening
You may walk through new state-of-the-art screening machines at certain gates that do not require the removal of personal items (e.g. keys, cell phones, coats or bags). Simply walk through the system unimpeded.
Honoring America: Pittsburgh native Jackie Evancho will perform the National Anthem.
Pregame Activities
Art Rooney Avenue: Celebrate with Steelers Nation on Art Rooney Avenue, home to the Steelers Experience, including photo opportunities, the FedEx Air and Ground Zone, prize giveaways, Hall of Honor Museum display, and more.
Test your speed at the new 40 Yard Dash on Art Rooney Ave!
Location: Along the East Side of the stadium
Time: Open 3 hours prior to kickoff.
Stage AE
Stop by the Official Tailgate Zone of the Pittsburgh Steelers, featuring a live band, giant TVs to watch highlights and games, food and drink specials and contests.
Location: Along North Shore Drive
Time: Opens 4 hours prior to kickoff
FedEx Great Hall
Take advantage of photo opportunities, watch the live pregame show -Steelers Kickoff, and explore the Steelers Pro Shop with access to concessions all in the FedEx Great Hall.
Location: Enter through East side of Stadium
Time: Pregame Show - 30 minutes prior to kickoff
Location: Outside of Gate A East on the south end of the stadium
Time: Opens 3 hours prior to kickoff
Gameday Poster Series: Stop by the Steelers Pro Shop to purchase your Gameday Poster while supplies last! Each poster is uniquely designed to represent each of our home games, with a season-long poster available that encapsulates the season!
This year, for the 50th Anniversary of the Terrible Towel, there will be a season-long poster designed by Brian Dumm.
What's New at Acrisure Stadium: With the NFL season here, the Steelers and Acrisure Stadium have exciting changes coming for 2025, with plenty of enhancements for fans to take advantage of.
"We are committed to constant improvement across every part of our business," said Ryan Huzjak, the Steelers Senior Vice President of Business Operations. "By listening to our fans and acting on their feedback, we're making meaningful changes to enhance their game day experience. Our goal is never to stand still, but to keep raising the bar."
One of the first highlights fans will notice is a 44 x 25-yard football field that is now in place outside of the stadium, near the Gate A Lawn. The field will be utilized as part of 2026 NFL Draft activities, as well as by the Steelers and University of Pittsburgh on event and game days.
Fans will be able to enjoy a new marquee videoboard that has been installed along Art Rooney Avenue, on the East side of the stadium. The board will be used for graphics and scores on game day, and will be another element in place for the 2026 NFL Draft.
For fans who want to connect with the Steelers social media channels on game day, a new and upgraded Wi-Fi system has been installed through Extreme Networks, featuring more than 1,300 access points.
Football and food always go hand-in-hand, and Acrisure Stadium is making sure fans have plenty of options. New concessions have been added to upper East sections 506 and 516, and upper West sections 529 and 534. Among the offerings are pulled pork nachos, featuring fresh jalapenos and cilantro lime crema. Fans in the UPMC Club and the West Club can access Steel City Markets, which features game day classics such as hot dogs, nachos, soft pretzels, beer, soda and water with a self-checkout feature. In addition, new Pick 6 Sammies are located in the UPMC Club (209) and West Club (233) and include chef-crafted, premium sandwiches.
There are plenty of other new and exciting features at Acrisure Stadium, as well as some returning favorite features.
Below is a full rundown of the remaining features courtesy of Acrisure Stadium:
FEATURED DESTINATIONS
• During the offseason, an official 2026 NFL Draft Countdown Clock was installed on the North Shore Great Lawn. The eye-catching structure marks the days until one of the most anticipated events in professional sports, which is set to bring hundreds of thousands of fans to Pittsburgh next April. The countdown clock serves as both a visual symbol of Pittsburgh's growing excitement and a unique photo opportunity for residents and visitors alike.
• Displayed on Art Rooney Avenue during Steelers game days, the 2026 NFL Draft Mobile Exhibit showcases Pittsburgh's deep Draft legacy—from the event's origins to the franchise's evolving philosophy. It also celebrates western Pennsylvania's remarkable football pipeline: 150 NFL players from 58 local schools, including 23 Hall of Famers. When not featured on game days, the exhibit will be open throughout the 2025 season in the FedEx Great Hall.
• The Steelers Hall of Honor Museum now features a new changing exhibit commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Steelers Super Bowl XL victory. The exhibit will allow fans to relive the 2005 season start to finish and is the latest addition to the museum which is home to more than 50 Hall of Honor inductees and over 10,000 square feet of Steelers history. The exhibit will run through the summer of 2026. Tours can be booked at steelers.com/museum.
• As the Terrible Towel marks its 50th anniversary this season, fans can celebrate the iconic symbol by visiting the Terrible Towel wall located in the FedEx Great Hall. The installation is dedicated to the towel's rich history and cultural impact dating back to its creation by legendary Steelers broadcaster, Myron Cope. It also includes a massive 400-square-foot Terrible Towel, perfect for photo opportunities on game days and during stadium tours.
• In addition to being filled wall-to-wall with black & gold gear, the Steelers Pro Shop will also carry Exclusive Steelers Gear including the Ireland Collection, the 1933 Legacy Collection and 2026 NFL Draft merchandise. And just in time to celebrate the 50th anniversary of this iconic symbol of Steelers Nation, a new Terrible Towel Kiosk will be located inside Gate C (Heinz Gate).
IMPROVED TECHNOLOGY
• Acrisure Stadium Mode, which is part of the Steelers mobile app, will continue to enhance the Steelers fan experience on game day from start to finish. The latest amenities include:
- A Stadium Virtual Assistant that can help fans get assistance with any questions regarding the Steelers or Acrisure Stadium 24/7/365.
- An Opt-in to Push Notifications for stadium news and game day and stadium alerts.
- Ability to Reserve Game Day Parking with JustPark from the convenience of the app (or online from the JustPark website.)
- Safety Enhancements like the ability to report issues as they happen in the stadium during a game directly to the stadium dispatch center.
- Mobile Ordering to avoid the lines at select concession stands.
- A new Lost & Found icon in the stadium app. Fans can now quickly alert our team when an item goes missing, making it easier than ever to reconnect fans with their belongings.
• ChargeFuze Stations, located conveniently throughout Acrisure Stadium, mean devices stay charged and memorable moments don't get missed. A new station has been added near section 527, and stations in the following sections have been updated: Gate B, Gate A-East, Suite B, Suite C, the PNC Champions Club, Section 123, the UPMC Club, and the West Club.
NEW IN-GAME FEATURES & ENTERTAINMENT
• Fans will experience the best the game has to offer thanks to an updated graphics package for the Steelers Scoreboard Show. Fans can expect an immersive experience using photorealistic environments creating exciting moments on game day.
• Fans will want to be in their seats early so they don't miss the New Team Entry Video that precedes player introductions.
• An Updated Replay System and Audio Enhancements will also improve game day experience. With the ability to take in multiple cameras including in-house scoreboard cameras and network cameras, fans will benefit from the best replay angles throughout the game.
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
• Steelers Student Rush returns for 2025. The team's signature program for college students, Student Rush, offers affordable, authentic, and memorable Steelers football experiences at Acrisure Stadium via a limited Standing Room Only ticket inventory for each home game. Tickets are priced at a student-friendly rate. The program, now in its third year, will include new features for the 2025 season. Students who respond to secure tickets each week will be entered to win autographed giveaways as well as a chance to bid on a pair of tickets and sideline passes. The highest bidder wins and proceeds go to the Art Rooney Scholarship Fund. Additionally, students who refer the most friends each month of the season will win sideline passes and game tickets, autographed items, and Pro Shop gift cards.
• Fans can once again purchase a commemorative ticket to relive the moments of each game of the 2025 season!
• In collaboration with Commonwealth Press, the Steelers will release 10 commemorative posters for the 2025 season – one for each home game, one for the Ireland game, and one to commemorate the entire season.
• The historic Three Rivers Stadium Display, located in the West Main Concourse, features actual Three Rivers Stadium lockers of former Steelers including Hall of Famers Joe Greene, Franco Harris, and Bill Dudley.
• A variety of Acrisure Stadium tours are available year-round for fans wanting the full Acrisure Stadium experience. Game day Weekend tours offer fans a special behind the scenes look at game day prep.
