The Pittsburgh Steelers are doing an overall good job scoring in 2025. They’re on a two-game winning streak, and a big part of it is scoring 27 points or more in both contests. This is a refreshing feeling compared to recent seasons, which got me curious about how their scoring stacks up in the Steelers’ history books.
Thanks to Stathead, I was able to compile touchdown rates (total TDs/total rush + pass attempts) for every season for Pittsburgh. Below is a visual of the top ten Steelers offenses since the franchise’s inception in 1933 (91 years, including 2025).