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Steelers vs. Colts: How to Watch, Listen, and Stream – Week 9

Steelers vs. Colts: How to Watch, Listen, and Stream – Week 9 Clash at Acrisure Stadium

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – November 2, 2025

It’s Week 9, and the Pittsburgh Steelers are back at home, ready to defend Acrisure Stadium as they take on the Indianapolis Colts this Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET. Whether you’re in the stands, on the go, or watching from around the world, here’s your complete guide on how to watch, listen, and follow every second of the action.

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🏈 GAME INFO

  • Matchup: Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Indianapolis Colts

  • Date: Sunday, November 2, 2025

  • Time: 1:00 p.m. ET

  • Location: Acrisure Stadium (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)

  • Broadcast: CBS

  • Announcers: Ian Eagle (play-by-play), J.J. Watt (color analyst), Evan Washburn (sideline reporter).


  • 📺 HOW TO WATCH / STREAM

    The game will air live on CBS, with KDKA-TV carrying the local broadcast in Pittsburgh. Coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. ET, but fans can tune in early for:

    • The BetMGM Steelers Kickoff Show – hosted by Bob Pompeani and Charlie Batch, starting at 11:30 a.m. ET on KDKA-TV.

  • Steelers Extra Point – with Pompeani and Chris Hoke, immediately following the game on KDKA+.

  • Fans can also stream the game through NFL+ Premium, which offers:

    • LIVE out-of-market, local, and primetime regular season & postseason games

  • Full and condensed replays of every game

  • NFL Films & Network content on demand
    (Note: NFL+ is only available to users in the United States.)

  • 📱 Download the NFL App to watch on your phone or tablet.

    All Steelers postgame press conferences will also stream live on Steelers.com, the Steelers Official Mobile App, and the team’s official YouTube channel.


    🎧 HOW TO LISTEN

    Catch full game-day coverage on the Steelers Audio Network:

    • Game coverage: Begins at 1:00 p.m. ET

  • Pregame: Starts at 9:00 a.m. ET

  • Postgame: Immediately after the final whistle

  • 🎙️ Broadcast team:

    • Rob King (play-by-play)

  • Max Starks (color analyst)

  • Missi Matthews (sideline reporter)

  • 📻 Local radio:

    • WDVE 102.5 FM

  • WBGG 970 AM (Pittsburgh)

  • Fans can also listen via the Steelers Nation Radio (SNR) stream on Steelers.com and the Steelers Mobile App, with pregame and postgame programming available globally. (Note: NFL geographical restrictions apply to live game streams.)

    SiriusXM subscribers can listen live — visit SiriusXM’s Steelers page for channel details.


    🇪🇸 EN ESPAÑOL

    Fans can listen to the Spanish broadcast anywhere in the world at steelers.com/espanol, or via the Steelers Official App by selecting “Live Audio” → “Español.”

    The Spanish broadcast team includes Álvaro Martín (play-by-play) and Arturo Carlos (analyst), airing on El Heraldo Radio (98.5 FM) in Mexico City and affiliated stations nationwide.
    The game will also be televised in Mexico via Fox Sports México.


    🇮🇪 IRELAND

    Through the Steelers’ partnership with Off The Ball, fans in Ireland can listen to the official Steelers Audio Network broadcast.
    Kickoff is at 6:00 p.m. local time, and fans can also watch live on Sky Sports.
    Follow the Irish fan community on @SteelersIreland (X, Instagram, TikTok).


    🌍 GAME PASS INTERNATIONAL (via DAZN)

    For fans outside the U.S., Canada, and China, subscribe to NFL Game Pass International (DAZN) to watch every NFL game live, including preseason, regular season, and postseason matchups.
    Subscribers also gain access to NFL RedZone, NFL Network, and the full NFL Films archive on demand.

    📺 Available on all major devices worldwide.


    📲 STAY CONNECTED

    • Visit Steelers.com/GameDayCentral for live stats, highlights, and updates.

  • Download the Steelers Official App for real-time data, drive charts, and fan games like Immaculate Prediction.

  • Follow the Steelers on Facebook, X, Instagram, YouTube, and Snapchat, and use #HereWeGo to join the conversation.

  • Watch Coach Mike Tomlin’s postgame press conference live on Steelers.com, the Official App, and all team social platforms immediately after the game.


  • 🔥 The stage is set at Acrisure Stadium.
    With playoff implications already looming, the Steelers are ready to defend their home turf and prove once again why Pittsburgh football means toughness, tradition, and pride.
    💛 Here we go, Steelers Nation! 🖤

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