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The Pittsburgh Steelers will face the Tennessee Titans at Heinz Field in their third preseason game of the year on Saturday afternoon, and we have all the information you need to know to follow the action.
As former divisional opponents, games between the two teams were once biannual affairs and they've faced each other 78 times dating back to 1970, including four playoff matchups. The Steelers currently hold a 46-32 advantage over Tennessee and Pittsburgh is 5-3 against the Titans since Mike Tomlin took control of the team in 2007. The last time they met in 2017 was arguably the Steelers' most convincing win of the season, with Pittsburgh winning by a score of 40-17.
The Steelers are expected to give their starters extended playing time this weekend and fans should get to see Ben Roethlisberger under center for the first time this preseason.
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Preseason Week 3:
Game: Tennessee Titans @ Pittsburgh Steelers
Date: Saturday August 25
Kickoff: 4.00 p.m. ET
Venue: Heinz Field, Pittsburgh
Weather: Live weather update
Watch:
TV Channel: Broadcast locally on KDKA-Channel 2 with Bob Pompeani and Charlie Batch as commentators and Missi Matthews the sideline reporter. Check the national broadcast map to see if the game is on in your area.
Online: NFL.com Game Pass on delay in the US and live for international viewers or via live a subscription to NFL Sunday Ticket. The NFL Game Center will update the action on a play-by-play basis.
Radio: Steeler Nation Radio with Bill Hillgrove and Tunch Ilkin as commentators and Craig Wolfley as the sideline reporter. Broadcast live on WDVE 102.5 FM and WBGG 970 AM in the Pittsburgh area and online via Steelers.com and the Steelers Official Mobile App.
You can also follow Behind the Steel Curtain on Twitter to catch all of the highlights as they happen, and be sure to check back with us after the game for our post-match roundup.
Inactives:
The Steelers have already ruled out four players from the contest, with Ramon Foster (hyperextended knee), Xavier Grimble (surgery on hand/wrist), Mike Hilton and Vance McDonald (foot) all dealing with injuries. Although Pittsburgh saw several names miss practice in the run up to the game, no other players have officially been ruled out as yet.