Pittsburgh Sees Record-Breaking Attendance at Steelers Home OpenerPittsburgh Sees Record-Breaking Attendance at Steelers Home Opener Heinz Field exploded with unprecedented enthusiasm on Sunday, September 11th, as the Pittsburgh Steelers hosted the New England Patriots in their highly anticipated home opener. The historic game drew a record-breaking crowd of 68,400, setting a new milestone in franchise history. The atmosphere was electric as fans from all corners of the Steel City flocked to the stadium, eager to witness the return of their beloved team. Chants of “Here We Go, Steelers, Here We Go” reverberated through the stands, creating an unforgettable ambiance. The game itself was a nail-biter, with both teams going toe-to-toe for four quarters. Ultimately, the Steelers prevailed with a thrilling 17-14 victory, much to the delight of the roaring crowd. The record-breaking attendance is a testament to the unwavering passion of Pittsburgh’s football fans. It also signifies the growing excitement surrounding the Steelers’ promising young team, led by quarterback Kenny Pickett. Mayor Ed Gainey expressed his pride in the city’s unwavering support for its football franchise. “Pittsburgh is a football town, and this record-breaking attendance shows just how much we love our Steelers,” he said. The Steelers’ home opener has become an iconic event in the city’s calendar, drawing fans from across the country. The record-breaking crowd not only set a new attendance record but also demonstrated the enduring love and enthusiasm that Pittsburgh has for its beloved team. As the Steelers embark on their 2022 season, they’ll be bolstered by the unwavering support of their fans, who have once again proven that Pittsburgh is a football town like no other.