The Pittsburgh Steelers published their whole 2021 schedule on Wednesday evening. The Steelers will play in prime time five times this season: twice on Monday, twice on Sunday, and once on Thursday. This year, they will not perform on Thanksgiving or Christmas, but they will play in Cleveland on Halloween. They will also travel to London for an international game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Thanksgiving Day is always the first game of the NFL season, and it is traditional for many football teams in the United States to wear white uniforms in honor of the holiday. However, the Steelers have never worn white uniforms on Thanksgiving, so that tradition is not expected to continue this year. In addition to their usual home and away games, the Steelers will play three "home" games in neutral sites due to concerns about the safety of their players after several incidents this summer involving fans throwing objects on the field. The first such game will be played at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Thursday, September 25th. The next two games will be played on Saturday, October 2nd at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, and on Saturday, October 16th at State Farm Stadium in Chicago. Each of these neutral site games will be televised by one of the league's television networks. The Steelers finished the 2020 season with a 1-7 record and did not make the playoffs for the second consecutive year.