
Sept. 11, 2026 Updated 8:15 pm EDT
Acrisure Stadium is where the Atlanta Falcons (0-0) will do battle with the Pittsburgh Steelers (0-0) on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
How to watch Atlanta Falcons vs. Pittsburgh SteelersAtlanta vs. Pittsburgh odds
Spread: Pittsburgh -5.5 (-115), Atlanta +5.5 (-105)
Favorite Moneyline: Pittsburgh -270
Underdog Moneyline: Atlanta +220
Total: 41.5
Total Over Odds: -105
Total Under Odds: -115
Injury reportsSteelers
CB Joey Porter Jr.: questionable (Back)
Falcons
OT Cameron Williams: Did Not Participate In Practice (Ankle)
OT Jake Matthews: Did Not Participate In Practice (Rest)
DE Za’Darius Smith: Full Participation in Practice (Shoulder)
DL Brandon Dorlus: Full Participation in Practice (Groin)
CB Billy Bowman: Limited Participation in Practice (Achilles)
OL Kyle Hinton: Full Participation in Practice (Knee)
WR Zachariah Branch: Full Participation in Practice (Hamstring)
QB Michael Penix Jr.: Full Participation in Practice (Knee)
OT Jawaan Taylor: Full Participation in Practice (Knee)
QB Tua Tagovailoa: Did Not Participate In Practice (Oblique)
DT Da’Shawn Hand: Full Participation in Practice (Knee)
LB Kendal Daniels: Full Participation in Practice (Achilles)
Stats to know
The Steelers put roughly the same amount of points on the board per game last year (23.4) as the Falcons allowed (23.6).
Atlanta’s defense surrendered 326.6 yards per game last year, 21 more than the 305.6 Pittsburgh’s offense averaged. Pittsburgh picked up 5.5 yards per play and Atlanta allowed 5.6.
The Steelers gave up 22.8 points per game last year, close to the same as the 20.8 the Falcons scored.
Atlanta’s offense gained 333 yards per game last year, 23.9 yards fewer than the 356.9 surrendered by Pittsburgh’s defense. Atlanta accumulated 5.6 yards per play, while Pittsburgh allowed 5.7.
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