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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 20/11/2025 As winter begins to cast its chill over the Steel City, the Pittsburgh Steelers have delivered a story filled with humanity and heart, one that has moved the entire community. General Manager Omar Khan has officially approved an initiative to provide 1,111 tickets priced at just $1 for low-income families across Pittsburgh and Allegheny County.
The remarkable twist: this week’s matchup doesn’t take place at Acrisure Stadium, but at Soldier Field (Chicago, IL), where the Steelers will face the Chicago Bears in their Week 12 showdown. Khan’s decision shows that he doesn’t just want fans to experience football — he wants to give them a chance to follow the team on the road, to live Sunday Night Football inside one of the most historic stadiums in the NFL. With tickets costing only $1, hundreds of Pittsburgh families — many who believed they would never step inside an NFL venue outside their home state — now have the chance to make that dream real. Week 12 marks a crucial point in the AFC race, making the trip even more meaningful.
And the presence of 1,111 Steelers fans at Soldier Field promises to create a striking “black-and-gold wave” right in the heart of Chicago. In a statement to the press, Omar Khan shared a heartfelt message: “Football should belong to everyone. And if a $1 ticket can give a child the chance to finally see the team they’ve loved for years with their own eyes, then it’s worth more than any number.
A single moment like that can change the way a child sees their dreams — and the city they grow up in.” Within hours, Pittsburgh social media lit up with excitement. Fans praised it as a “classic Steelers move” — one rooted in community, blue-collar identity, and unity. Hashtags like #SteelersOnTheRoad, #KhanCares, and #1DollarDreams quickly spread across the region.
According to the team, the 1,111 tickets will be prioritized for families in Homewood, Braddock, McKeesport, and several other underserved neighborhoods. The Steelers will also provide transportation support, warm clothing, and safe gathering spaces for young fans traveling to Chicago. Forecasts predict cold temperatures, strong winds, and light rain — a typical November night at Soldier Field. Yet for families experiencing Steelers football live for the first time, it will likely become the warmest night of their year.
Several Steelers players expressed their appreciation. One team captain shared: “Knowing there are families traveling hundreds of miles just to cheer for us… that truly gives us strength.” The organization confirmed that if the initiative succeeds, Omar Khan plans to expand it into the playoffs and potentially turn it into an annual tradition. Soldier Field may be the opponent’s stadium, but with 1,111 one-dollar tickets, Omar Khan has brought a piece of Pittsburgh to Chicago — and this Sunday, the echoes of “Here we go Steelers!” are certain to rise through the Windy City louder than ever.
