The 1978 Steelers were 7-0. They never made it to 8-0, but did go on to a Super Bowl XLIII championship. The 2020 black-and-gold share that record with the 1978 team and could surpass Bradshaw, Harris, Greene and company with a victory over Dallas this week. No matter whether that mark remains or not, that team from 42 years ago will always be legendary. But as great as the past was, the only thing that matters right now is the current Men of Steel and their Super Bowl prospects.

The 7-0 Steelers are scheduled to play the 2-6 Cowboys on Sunday and winning that game continues to be paramount for supremacy in the AFC North and the conference. However, there are plenty of games that are crucial to their playoff hopes, in and out of the division. Most of the time, Steelers fans know who to root for. But here’s a guide to significant matchups, and whose losses Pittsburgh would benefit more from this weekend

The second injury report of the week came out on Thursday for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Will the list be more promising than yesterday or even more disconcerting? Join BTSC’s Jeff Hartman as he reviews the latest Steelers injury report heading into Week 9 against Dallas.

It’s Dallas Week and this particular game might not have the bite that it usually does, but it is still a compelling rivalry between two legendary out-of-conference teams. The game features the undefeated Steelers and the 2-6 Cowboys. This is not a lock and the Steelers need to keep their guard up against struggling competition. It’s time once again to become a scout for the Steelers before their latest game on Know Your Enemy.

It’s Dallas Week and this particular game might not have the bite that it usually does, but it is still a compelling rivalry between two legendary out-of-conference teams. The game features the undefeated Steelers and the 2-6 Cowboys. This is not a lock and the Steelers need to keep their guard up against struggling competition. It’s time once again to become a scout for the Steelers before their latest game on Know Your Enemy.

Over the seasons, fans and media have assigned various tags and stigmas on the Steelers because they’ve happened once or twice. It’s time to set the record straight and bust those myths.

There’s always so much to talk about when it comes to the Pittsburgh Steelers. But the inquiries surrounding the black-and-gold are definitely ever-evolving. Especially this week with the Steelers winning a thriller over arch rival Baltimore after being down ten points in the second half. With the Steelers at 7-0 and facing three straight weeks of competition, will the black-and-gold remain focused or suffer a letdown?

The first injury report of the week came out on Wednesday for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Will the update reveal something unexpected and what will the status be of the players that exited briefly last weeks game against Baltimore? How about the return prospects of those that had to sit out? Join BTSC’s Jeff Hartman as he reviews the latest Steelers injury report heading into Week 9 in Dallas.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have improved on their fantastic start and are now 7-0. This could be a historic version of the Men of Steel if they beat Dallas and start 8-0 for the only time in team history. The key to all of this is not playing down to their opponents and, even more, staying focused.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have improved on their fantastic start and are now 7-0. This could be a historic version of the Men of Steel if they beat Dallas and start 8-0 for the only time in team history. The key to all of this is not playing down to their opponents and, even more, staying focused.

The Steelers are 7-0. for the first time in 42 years. The Steelers have never started 8-0. However, there are plenty of naysayers inferring that the black-and-gold are unworthy of the perfect record so far. Going as far as saying that the Steelers are winning with smoke and mirrors.

Mike Tomlin took to the microphone on Tuesday to address the media regarding the Steelers' performance in the win over the Ravens to go 7-0, the injury situation and the upcoming game with the struggling Dallas Cowboys.

The Steelers struggled to get going on Sunday in Baltimore and it appeared that their six-game win streak to start the season was surely going to die in the Charm City. But Ben Roethlisberger and the offense started drawing plays up in the dirt and the defense buckled-down when it counted for a thrilling win. But Ravens fans see it as a game-filled with unjust controversy. Nevertheless, the Steelers are 7-0 and the Ravens have fund black-and-gold and zebra-striped scapegoats to hang this loss on

The Steelers struggled to get going on Sunday in Baltimore and it appeared that their six-game win streak to start the season was surely going to die in the Charm City. But Ben Roethlisberger and the offense started drawing plays up in the dirt and the defense buckled-down when it counted for a thrilling win. But Ravens fans see it as a game-filled with unjust controversy. Nevertheless, the Steelers are 7-0 and the Ravens have fund black-and-gold and zebra-striped scapegoats to hang this loss on

The Steelers are 7-0 only for the second time in their rich history. The other time, 1978, they won Super Bowl XIII against Dallas. With a win over that same Cowboys team, the black-and-gold will be half way to the perfection.

Welcome to January 28, 1996. Join BTSC’s Tony Defeo and Bryan Anthony Davis as they go back in time and relive this memorable matchup of Pittsburgh and Dallas in Super Bowl XXX..

The Steelers are 7-0 for the first time since 1978, but they haven’t been flashy along the way. The black-and-gold have had to fight their way to that record and have shown that they possess the grit and intestinal fortitude reminiscent of some championship teams.

The Steelers started off with a bang on the first series of the pivotal game against Baltimore, but things went down hill from there. The offense was late in arriving, but in the end...the Steelers took a huge 2 1⁄2 game lead over the Baltimore Ravens with their thrilling 28-24 win over the Ravens in Baltimore

The Steelers started off with a bang on the first series of the pivotal game against Baltimore, but things went down hill from there. The offense was late in arriving, but in the end...the Steelers took a huge 2 1⁄2 game lead over the Baltimore Ravens with their thrilling 28-24 win over the Ravens in Baltimore.

The 6-0 Steelers visit to M&T Bank Stadium to battle the 5-1 Ravens for division and possible conference supremacy appeared beforehand to be an epic fight. Did it disappoint? Well if you're a fan of the Ravens...no. The Steelers came away with a breathtaking 28-24 win. As always, Mike Tomlin was available after the game to comment on the proceedings.

Here we go again. The Steelers are undefeated and the Ravens have only lost once to the defending champion Kansas City Chiefs. Both, once again, are the cream of the league at the same juncture. The Ravens are No. 1 in the NFL in rushing, while the Steelers are the top defense in the league. It’s going to be a top-shelf battle.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 6-0 and headed to Baltimore with division title aspirations abuzz. The Steelers seem ready for this five-star matchup and nobody may be more pumped than Vince Williams. Pittsburgh has many fan favorites, but No. 98 seems to be getting so much love for being the identity of the run defense.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 6-0 and headed to Baltimore with division title aspirations abuzz. The Steelers seem ready for this five-star matchup and nobody may be more pumped than Vince Williams. Pittsburgh has many fan favorites, but No. 98 seems to be getting so much love for being the identity of the run defense.

BTSC co-editor Dave Schofield recently joined Ricky Keeler on "Kickin' it with Keeler" to discuss the Week 8 showdown between 6-0 Pittsburgh and 5-1 Baltimore.