Steelers Clinch Playoff Berth

The Steelers have clinched a playoff berth for the 34th time in team history.

The Steelers clinched the berth based on the Miami Dolphins and Indianapolis Colts losing on Sunday. The Dolphins lost to the Houston Texans, while the Colts lost to the Denver Broncos.

The Steelers, who own a 36-27 all-time record in the postseason, are now ranked third overall in playoff berths in NFL history, breaking a tie with the New York Giants, who have 33 playoff berths.

This is the 11th time under Coach Mike Tomlin that the Steelers have earned a playoff berth. He has led them to seven AFC North titles, three AFC Championship games and twice led them to a Super Bowl appearance, including winning Super Bowl XLIII.

The Steelers, who are in first place in the AFC North, are 10-4 for the season after losing to the Philadelphia Eagles.