Pittsburgh: the numbers on your teams
Pittsburgh Steelers have 5 wins and 2 losses this season, and our rating puts them ranked 9 of 32.
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NFL
Pittsburgh Steelers
7 finished
games, 2026 season.
+3.8 points
· 9 of 32 in the NFL
That rating is built only from finished games (2026 season games): how much a
team wins or loses by, adjusted for how strong the other side was. It means
Pittsburgh Steelers are about
3.8 points
better than an average NFL side
on a neutral ground, which puts them ranked 9 of 32.
The full table is on the NFL power rankings.
No next game listed yet. The fixture appears here as soon as it is scheduled.
Across NFL who-wins prices we measured on
30 days in the last month,
bookmakers built in about
$4.40
of every $100 staked. It is not a fee you see; it is the reason both sides
of a close game pay less than double your money. We publish the daily measure at
the Margin Index.
MLB
Pittsburgh Pirates
162 finished
games, 2026 season.
+0.2 points
· 10 of 30 in the MLB
That rating is built only from finished games (the last 12 months of finished games): how much a
team wins or loses by, adjusted for how strong the other side was. It means
Pittsburgh Pirates are about
0.2 points
better than an average MLB side
on a neutral ground, which puts them ranked 10 of 30.
The full table is on the MLB power rankings.
No next game listed yet. The fixture appears here as soon as it is scheduled.
Across MLB who-wins prices we measured on
30 days in the last month,
bookmakers built in about
$4.79
of every $100 staked. It is not a fee you see; it is the reason both sides
of a close game pay less than double your money. We publish the daily measure at
the Margin Index.
NHL
Pittsburgh Penguins
12 finished
games, 2027 season.
-0.1 points
· 20 of 32 in the NHL
That rating is built only from finished games (2027 season games): how much a
team wins or loses by, adjusted for how strong the other side was. It means
Pittsburgh Penguins are about
0.1 points
worse than an average NHL side
on a neutral ground, which puts them ranked 20 of 32.
The full table is on the NHL power rankings.
No next game listed yet. The fixture appears here as soon as it is scheduled.
Across NHL who-wins prices we measured on
30 days in the last month,
bookmakers built in about
$4.58
of every $100 staked. It is not a fee you see; it is the reason both sides
of a close game pay less than double your money. We publish the daily measure at
the Margin Index.
For journalists
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- Pittsburgh Steelers have 5 wins and 2 losses on the board this season; Bet Better's ratings put them ranked 9 of 32 in the NFL.
- Pittsburgh Pirates have 82 wins and 80 losses on the board this season; Bet Better's ratings put them ranked 10 of 30 in the MLB.
- Pittsburgh Penguins have 5 wins and 7 losses on the board this season; Bet Better's ratings put them ranked 20 of 32 in the NHL.
Credit line:
Source: Bet Better (betbetter.world), CC BY 4.0
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How these numbers are made
- The record counts finished games from our results table for the current season.
- The rating is the same one behind our
power rankings: average winning
margin, adjusted for how strong each opponent was, with big blowouts capped so one
flogging cannot own a rating. Zero is an average side. A club needs three finished
games before it gets a rank.
- The next-game score is our model's projection, published before the game.
Every past projection stays on the record at
predicted scores.
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