The Cleveland Browns have added four quarterbacks this offseason, including former Steelers signal caller Kenny Pickett, veteran Joe Flacco and 2025 draft picks Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders, but have yet to settle on a QB1 to step in for an injured Deshaun Watson.

On Wednesday, the NFL released the full regular-season schedule. The Pittsburgh Steelers schedule includes a trip to Ireland to take on the Minnesota Vikings and four games in prime time. But these aren't the biggest surprises at all. Here are the five biggest things that stood out from the Steelers 2025 schedule.

I don’t think I’ll ever buy into the schedule release as an exciting offseason event, but seeing the full schedule laid out can help us contextualize some storylines to follow this season. Of course,

Aaron Rodgers delaying his decision on whether he will sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers affected the NFL's scheduling plans for the 2025 season.

According to a recent schedule leak, the Steelers will host the Miami Dolphins in Week 15 for Monday Night Football.

The New York Giants, Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions were revealed to have three of the toughest schedules in the upcoming 2025 NFL season.

In the early 1960s, when the NFL comprised 14 teams, crafting the league schedule wasn’t quite an art and certainly wasn’t yet a science. Dan Rooney, then an executive for the family-owned Pittsburgh Steelers, would lay out 14 dominoes, moving them around as he scribbled out a weekly lineup of potential matchups.