The Steelers played for thirty seasons in Three Rivers Stadium until moving into what was once known as Heinz Field in 2001. The Steelers have played 23 seasons in what is now known as Acrisure Stadium, and they have no immediate intentions to try to construct a new stadium
During a press conference with reporters earlier this week, Steelers owner Art Rooney II made it clear that the objective is to upgrade the venue rather than replace it.
According to Steelers.com, Rooney stated, “At this point, we are going through a stadium assessment, really looking at what it’s going to take to be in this stadium for the next 10, 20 years, whatever it’s going to be.” “There is a procedure. engaged a few professionals to assist us in examining
The Steelers were allowed to build their new stadium next to the existing one the last time they built one. While they are still playing at Three Rivers Stadium, the next stadium may be built on its footprint. Since Pittsburgh lacks a substitute sta
dium, they would need to be able to continue operations from their current location while the new stadium is being built.In any case, it seems the Steelers will be playing in their current home field for a lot longer than their previous one.
