Pittsburgh Steelers Betting Lines For Every Game In 2021 Available Now at BetMGM

Written By Katie Kohler on July 23, 2021 - Last Updated on October 17, 2022
2021 Pittsburgh Steelers game lines.

The Pittsburgh Steelers reported to training camp on July 22 ready to start the 2021 NFL season and put the nightmare end to last year behind them. After a historic 11-0 start, the Steelers lost four of the last five regular season games. In the AFC Wild Card, the Cleveland Browns jumped out to a 28-0 lead and beat the Steelers, 48-37.

A leaner 39-year-old Ben Roethlisberger will need to be healthy especially since the Steelers have the hardest schedule in the NFL based on their opponent’s 2020 win percentage. Pennsylvania sports betting apps have the Steelers over/under win total at 8.5. for the expanded 17 game regular season

BetMGM PA Sportsbook released betting lines for Week 1 through Week 17. The Steelers are favored by oddsmakers in nine of the sixteen games listed.

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Pittsburgh Steelers betting lines Week 1 through Week 17

Here are look-ahead lines for every 2021 Steelers game (odds from BetMGM)

Week 1, Sept 12.: Pittsburgh Steelers (+6.5) vs. Buffalo Bills

  • Moneyline: Steelers (+225)/Bills (-275)
  • Total points: Over/Under 50

Week 2, Sept. 19: Las Vegas Raiders vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (-5.5)

  • Total points: Over/Under 49

Week 3, Sept. 26: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (-5.5)

  • Total points: Over/Under 47

Week 4, Oct. 3: Pittsburgh Steelers (+2.5) vs. Green Bay Packers

  • Total points: Over/Under 46.5

Week 5, Oct. 10: Denver Broncos vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (-4.5)

  • Total points: Over/Under 45

Week 6, Oct. 17: Seattle Seahawks vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (-2.5)

  • Total points: Over/Under 48

Week 7 Bye

Week 8, Oct. 31: Pittsburgh Steelers (+4.5) vs. Cleveland Browns

  • Total points: Over/Under 47

Week 9, Nov. 8: Chicago Bears vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (-5.5)

  • Total points: Over/Under 45.5

Week 10, Nov. 14: Detroit Lions vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (-7.5)

  • Total points: Over/Under 45.5

Week 11, Nov. 21: Pittsburgh Steelers (+2.5) vs. San Diego Chargers

  • Total points: Over/Under 48

Week 12, Nov. 28: Pittsburgh Steelers (-3) vs. Cincinnati Bengals

  • Total points: Over/Under 46

Week 13, Dec. 5: Baltimore Ravens vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (+2.5)

  • Total points: Over/Under 45.5

Week 14, Dec. 9: Pittsburgh Steelers (+3) vs. Minnesota Vikings

  • Total points: Over/Under 46.5

Week 15, Dec. 19: Tennessee Titans vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (-3)

  • Total points: Over/Under 47

Week 16, Dec. 26: Pittsburgh Steelers (+8.5) vs. Kansas City Chiefs

  • Total points: Over/Under 50

Week 17, Jan 3: Cleveland Browns vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (-1.5)

  • Total points: Over/Under 43.5

Week 18, Jan. 9: Ravens vs. Steelers lines not available yet.

2021 Pittsburgh Steelers futures odds

In addition to regular season game lines, BetMGM has various futures markets.

Pittsburgh Steelers odds at BetMGM

  • Super Bowl LVI:+4000
  • AFC: +2200
  • NFC East: +400
  • Steelers to finish with fewest regular season wins: +5000
  • Steelers to finish with most regular season wins: +8000
  • Will the Steelers make the playoffs: Yes (+140)/No (-165)

Super Bowl LVI futures at BetMGM

Highest handle on Super Bowl LVI futures at BetMGM

  • Buccaneers: 21.9%
  • Chiefs: 12.2%
  • Broncos: 8.9%

Only 1.3% of the money is on the Steelers.

There has also been some notable line movement.

  • Steelers: opened +3000, now +4000
  • Chiefs: opened +600, now +450
  • Buccaneers: opened +1200, now +700
  • Browns: opened +2500, now +1400

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