The Pittsburgh Steelers have not played an international game since 2013, when they traveled across the Atlantic ocean to play the Minnesota Vikings in London. During one of his end-of-season media sessions, team president Art Rooney II stated that more international games would be coming as every team will be playing in one over the next few years as a part of the NFL’s expansion of its global markets program.
Each team was awarded certain international markets that they get to market to as the league starts to ramp up its product across the globe. According to a press release by the NFL operations page last May, the Steelers’ markets are Mexico, the Republic of Ireland, and Northern Ireland.