Pittsburgh Steelers Suites

Offense: In 2015, The Pittsburgh Steelers won 10 games and made the playoffs as a Wild Card.  Everything was looking like the Steelers were going to be able to make a big run through the playoffs until Antonio Brown went down with a concussion on the last play of the Wild Card round.  The Steelers still beat the Bengals but without their best offensive weapon they couldn't beat the eventual Super Bowl 50 Champion Denver Broncos.  Antonio Brown will return and look to be the first wide receiver ever to reach 2,000 yards in a season. The odds are on his side after becoming the first wide receiver with two straight 125-catch seasons under his belt.  Big Ben Roethlisberger is back after missing some games with a sprained MCL in 2015 and is looking to lead an incredibly talented offense to the NFC North title.  Big Ben has even suggested going for two points after every touchdown so this will certainly be an exciting squad.  Running backs LeVeon Bell and DeAngelo Williams have both had extremely productive seasons in the last couple years so the Steelers will likely feature a very balanced attack.  LeVeon Bell is the presumed starter out of the backs because when he was healthy in 2014 he was the best running back in the NFL.  Guard Ryan DeCastro, a former Stanford Star, was physically dominant last year and made the Pro Bowl once again.  The best feel good story in the NFL last year was when Alejandro Villanueva, a 6' 9" former Army Ranger, started ten games for the Steelers after starting left tackle Kelvin Beachum went down with an injury.

Defense: The Pittsburgh Steelers have been known for their defense for what seems like years but the defense is not quite as talented as the uber talented offense.  The middle linebackers Ryan Shazier and Lawrence Timmons are both explosive and productive players but Timmons has fallen off in the past couple years and Shazier hasn't reached his full potential yet.  An interesting subplot of the season will be seeing how well Timmons bounces back from his down season.  Ryan Shazier is expected to take a huge step forward and because of his immense athletic talent he has a chance to be a truly special linebacker.  Defensive Ends Stephon Tuitt and Cameron Anderson both had strong years last year as they both finished with 6.5 and 7 sacks, which is truly special for defensive ends in 3-4 scheme.  Stephon Tuitt especially has shown tremendous talent and with a jump in production the Notre Dame product will become one of the best defensive ends in the league.  The Steelers used their first two draft picks on defensive backs Artie Burns and Sean Davis.  Artie Burns will likely start and the Steelers really like his growth potential as a corner while Sean Davis will have a chance to compete for a starting spot in the secondary.

 

Schedule: The Rooney Family (who owns the Steelers) will be thrilled to welcome the Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles, Cincinatti Bengals, Kansas City Chiefs, New York Jets, Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns to Heinz Field in 2016. 

Suites and Special Events: Heinz Field is one of the most popular stadiums in the entire NFL.  A Heinz Field luxury box includes VIP parking, premium in-suite catering options, private restroom, private entry into Heinz Field and exclusive access to VIP clubs. With a Steelers suite, your guests will have a dedicated suite attendant throughout the game. A suite for the Steelers at Heinz Field is perfect for any occasion. The intimate setting with upscale furnishing and spacious floor plans are ideal for entertaining clients, employees or friends and family. There are two suite levels at Heinz Field: 300 & 400 levels.  This year Heinz Field will be hosting Kenny Chesney and Miranda Lambert, Guns N Roses and the University of Pittsburgh football home games.

Despite missing out on the playoffs in 2013, the Pittsburgh Steelers won six out of their last eight games. In 2014, the Steelers will have the NFL’s least taxing travel schedule. They will travel just about one-third of the miles they did this past season. At Heinz Field the Steelers will face Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Houston, Indianapolis, Kansas City, New Orleans and Tampa Bay. On the road, Ben Roethlisberger will take his team to Atlanta, Baltimore, Carolina, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Jacksonville, New York Jets and Tennessee. Even though running back Le’Veon Bell missed some time due to injury he managed to still rush for over 1,200 yards and scored 8 touchdowns as a rookie. The Steelers look to bounce back and become an elite NFL team in 2014. Fans can get a VIP experience by purchasing a Heinz Field luxury suite. Luxury boxes include VIP parking, in-suite catering options, private restroom, private entry into the stadium and exclusive access to VIP clubs. A dedicated suite attendant will be available for your entire event.