1989 Pittsburgh Steelers

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1989 Pittsburgh Steelers

What was the record of the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers?

The Pittsburgh Steelers finished the regular season with a 9-7 record. They went 4-4 at home and 5-3 on the road. Including the playoffs, the Pittsburgh Steelers went 10-8. Their final game was a loss in the Divisional Round to the Denver Broncos.

What division did the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers play in?

The 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers played in the Central Division of the American Football Conference.

What was the division record of the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers?

During the regular season, the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers went 1-5 against their AFC Central opponents.

What was the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers record against each of their divisional opponents?

Opponent Record Win Percentage % Point Differential
Cleveland Browns 1-1 50% -41
Houston Oilers 0-2 0% -34
Cincinnati Bengals 0-2 0% -41

What was the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers record by month?

The 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers had their best month in December, when they went 3-1 and had a 75% win percentage. Their worst month was September, when they went 1-2 and had a 33.3% win percentage.

Month Record Win Percentage % Point Differential
September 1-2 33.3% -69
October 3-2 60% -1
November 2-2 50% -24
December 3-1 75% +33

Did the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers make the Playoffs?

Yes, the Pittsburgh Steelers made the Playoffs in 1989. They won their first game against the Houston Oilers in the Wild Card Round. They eventually lost against the Denver Broncos in the Divisional Round.

What was the point differential for the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers?

The Pittsburgh Steelers finished the regular season with a point differential of -61. Based on their point differential and their pythagorean expectation, the Steelers could have been expected to have about 6.1 wins, or a 6-10 record in the regular season.

How did the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers perform in one-score games?

In close, one-score games, the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers went 2-1. In games decided by a field goal or less, the Steelers went 1-0.

How did the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers perform in overtime games?

The 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers did not play any overtime games in the regular season.

What was the longest win streak for the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers?

The longest win streak during the regular season for the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers was a 3 game winning streak.

What was the longest losing streak for the 1989 Pittsburgh Steelers?

The longest losing streak that the Pittsburgh Steelers had during the 1989 regular season was 2 games, which occured 2 separate times.

1989 Pittsburgh Steelers Schedule

= Playoff Team

Bold = Division Opponent

Week Date Opponent Score
Regular Season
1 Sun, Sep 10, 1989 vs Cleveland Browns Loss 0 - 51
2 Sun, Sep 17, 1989 @ Cincinnati Bengals Loss 10 - 41
3 Sun, Sep 24, 1989 vs Minnesota Vikings Win 27 - 14
4 Sun, Oct 1, 1989 @ Detroit Lions Win 23 - 3
5 Sun, Oct 8, 1989 vs Cincinnati Bengals Loss 16 - 26
6 Sun, Oct 15, 1989 @ Cleveland Browns Win 17 - 7
7 Sun, Oct 22, 1989 @ Houston Oilers Loss 0 - 27
8 Sun, Oct 29, 1989 vs Kansas City Chiefs Win 23 - 17
9 Sun, Nov 5, 1989 @ Denver Broncos Loss 7 - 34
10 Sun, Nov 12, 1989 vs Chicago Bears Loss 0 - 20
11 Sun, Nov 19, 1989 vs San Diego Chargers Win 20 - 17
12 Sun, Nov 26, 1989 @ Miami Dolphins Win 34 - 14
13 Sun, Dec 3, 1989 vs Houston Oilers Loss 16 - 23
14 Sun, Dec 10, 1989 @ New York Jets Win 13 - 0
15 Sun, Dec 17, 1989 vs New England Patriots Win 28 - 10
16 Sun, Dec 24, 1989 @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers Win 31 - 22
Playoffs
WC Wild Card Round Sun, Dec 31, 1989 @ Houston Oilers Win 26 - 23 OT
Div Divisional Round Sun, Jan 7, 1990 @ Denver Broncos Loss 23 - 24

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