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NFL PLAYOFF PAY · 2020 TO 2025

Pittsburgh Steelers playoff pay

Pittsburgh Steelers have reached the playoffs 5 times since the 2020 season. A player on the roster for all of it was paid $228,500 in playoff money, ranked 15 of 32 clubs.

PER PLAYER SINCE 2020$228k
PLAYOFF RUNS5
SUPER BOWLS WON0
RANK15 of 32
2025 RUN$58k

Every playoff run since 2020

The seed, how far the club got and what the league paid each man

Pittsburgh Steelers playoff runs and playoff pay per player by season.
SEASON SEED RESULT GAMES PER PLAYER
2025 AFC 4 Lost wild card 1 $58,500
2024 AFC 6 Lost wild card 1 $49,500
2023 AFC 7 Lost wild card 1 $45,500
2021 AFC 7 Lost wild card 1 $37,500
2020 AFC 3 Lost wild card 1 $37,500

Playoff pay per player, season by season

The best-paid run was the 2025 season (lost wild card), at $58,500 a man. A season with no playoff game pays nothing: the regular-season salary covers the seventeen games and stops there.

The 2025 run, game by game

Played in January and February 2026

Pittsburgh Steelers 2025 playoff games and pay per player per game.
ROUND OPPONENT SCORE PAID
Wild card Houston Texans L 6-30 $58,500

What a Super Bowl run is worth to each player

$376,000 a man against each player's 2025 base salary, the lowest paid first

Pittsburgh Steelers 2025 roster, base salary against a full playoff run.
PLAYER POSITION BASE 2025 RUN AS SHARE
Beanie Bishop Cornerback $960,000 39.2%
Logan Lee Defensive End $960,000 39.2%
Mason McCormick Guard $960,000 39.2%
Ryan Watts Cornerback $960,000 39.2%
Troy Fautanu Left Tackle $960,000 39.2%
Cory Trice Jr. Cornerback $1,030,000 36.5%
Nick Herbig Outside Linebacker $1,030,000 36.5%
Spencer Anderson Guard $1,030,000 36.5%
Payton Wilson Inside Linebacker $1,049,378 35.8%
Roman Wilson Wide Receiver $1,056,144 35.6%
Calvin Austin Wide Receiver $1,100,000 34.2%
Connor Heyward Tight End $1,100,000 34.2%
Mark Robinson Inside Linebacker $1,100,000 34.2%
Zach Frazier Center $1,137,919 33.0%
Christian Kuntz Long Snapper $1,170,000 32.1%
Darnell Washington Tight End $1,236,719 30.4%
Broderick Jones Right Tackle $1,261,488 29.8%
Cameron Heyward Defensive End $1,300,000 28.9%
DeMarvin Leal Defensive End $1,412,304$1.4m 26.6%
Keeanu Benton Defensive Tackle $1,416,647$1.4m 26.5%
Joey Porter Jr. Cornerback $1,624,395$1.6m 23.1%
George Pickens Wide Receiver $1,625,751$1.6m 23.1%
Montravius Adams Defensive Tackle $2,250,000$2.2m 16.7%
Cameron Johnston Punter $2,500,000$2.5m 15.0%
Dean Lowry Defensive End $2,500,000$2.5m 15.0%
Cordarrelle Patterson Running Back $2,800,000$2.8m 13.4%
Deshon Elliott Safety $3,000,000$3.0m 12.5%
Chris Boswell Kicker $3,120,000$3.1m 12.1%
Miles Killebrew Safety $3,200,000$3.2m 11.8%
Cole Holcomb Inside Linebacker $4,000,000$4.0m 9.4%
Larry Ogunjobi Defensive End $4,000,000$4.0m 9.4%
Isaac Seumalo Guard $6,875,000$6.9m 5.5%
Patrick Queen Inside Linebacker $7,160,000$7.2m 5.3%
Pat Freiermuth Tight End $10,785,000$10.8m 3.5%
Alex Highsmith Outside Linebacker $13,000,000$13.0m 2.9%
Minkah Fitzpatrick Safety $15,500,000$15.5m 2.4%
T.J. Watt Outside Linebacker $21,050,000$21.1m 1.8%

Beanie Bishop, on $960,000, would add 39.2% to the season's base pay with a Super Bowl run. For T.J. Watt, on $21,050,000, the same cheque is 1.8%. The league pays both men the same amount.

The players who collected most here

Playoff pay earned on Pittsburgh Steelers rosters since 2020

Every club's playoff pay per player

Since the 2020 season, Pittsburgh Steelers highlighted

All 32 NFL clubs ranked by playoff pay per player since 2020.
# CLUB RUNS PER PLAYER
1 Kansas City Chiefs 5 $1,274,000
2 Philadelphia Eagles 5 $737,500
3 Los Angeles Rams 5 $717,500
4 Buffalo Bills 6 $712,000
5 San Francisco 49ers 4 $677,000
6 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 5 $547,000
7 Seattle Seahawks 3 $450,000
8 Green Bay Packers 5 $409,000
9 Baltimore Ravens 4 $389,500
10 Cincinnati Bengals 2 $387,000
11 New England Patriots 2 $338,500
12 Houston Texans 3 $322,000
13 Detroit Lions 2 $278,000
14 Denver Broncos 2 $242,500
15 Pittsburgh Steelers 5 $228,500
16 Washington Commanders 2 $218,500
17 Dallas Cowboys 3 $181,000
18 Jacksonville Jaguars 2 $151,500
19 Chicago Bears 2 $149,500
20 Los Angeles Chargers 3 $144,500
21 Tennessee Titans 2 $117,500
22 Cleveland Browns 2 $115,500
23 Minnesota Vikings 2 $96,000
24 New York Giants 1 $88,000
25 Miami Dolphins 2 $87,000
26 New Orleans Saints 1 $75,000
27 Carolina Panthers 1 $58,500
28 Arizona Cardinals 1 $37,500
29 Las Vegas Raiders 1 $37,500
30 Indianapolis Colts 1 $32,500
31 Atlanta Falcons - -
32 New York Jets - -

Frequently asked questions

How much did Pittsburgh Steelers players get for the 2025 playoffs?

Each player on the roster was paid $58,500 for the 2025 season's playoffs, played in January and February 2026: $58,500 for the wild card game.

How much playoff money have Pittsburgh Steelers players made since 2020?

A player on the roster for every run since the 2020 season would have collected $228,500, the 15th most of the 32 clubs.

What would a Super Bowl run pay a Pittsburgh Steelers player now?

$376,000 for all four games as a division winner in the 2025 season. For Beanie Bishop, on a base salary of $960,000, that is 39.2% of the season's base pay.

Where to next

The Pittsburgh Steelers salary cap sheet is on Pittsburgh Steelers salaries , and what the roster has earned across whole careers on Pittsburgh Steelers career earnings. The per-game schedule and every club are on NFL playoff pay.