Skylar Thompson reportedly sustained minor injuries and was on the sideline with the rest of the Steelers on Sunday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers experienced an unfortunate situation leading up to the NFL's first game in Ireland. Skylar Thompson suffered minor injuries after assailants jumped and robbed the backup quarterback Friday night in Dublin. Thompson, who is on injured reserve, is OK and back with the team ahead of Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings .

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings are headed for an international NFL clash on Sunday morning. Here's what to know about the game.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Minnesota Vikings kick off Week 4 of the 2025-26 NFL season with an early morning kickoff at Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland, as part of the league’s International Series. While there have been a lot of festivities for the fans throughout the week,

The NFL’s much-celebrated trip to Ireland was tainted by an off-the-field incident on Friday. Steelers reserve quarterback Skylar Thompson was mugged and robbed in Dublin on Saturday, the night before Pittsburgh was scheduled to face the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.

Pittsburgh Steelers defensive back DeShon Elliott tried his hand at a traditional Irish dance after intercepting a pass from Minnesota Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz.

Aaron Rodgers disliked the Steelers' travel schedule to Ireland and wishes they got to the Emerald Isle much earlier.

After years of planning and a weeklong celebration of football, the Rooney family and the Pittsburgh Steelers will conclude Sunday in Dublin’s Croke Park when the NFL’s first international game in Ireland kicks off.