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Asked and Answered: Oct. 22

The NFL never would limit the. number of visiting team fans at a game…

Published: Thursday, 22 October 2026 at 10:05 AM
Asked and Answered: Oct. 22
Key Things to Know
  • Bob Labriola answers reader questions regarding Steelers player personnel, stadium attendance, and league rules.
  • Labriola states the NFL will not limit visiting crowd sizes because ticket revenue is shared across teams.
  • The Steelers offensive line is reported healthy, with only rookie Gennings Dunker on injured reserve.
The Story in 60 Seconds

In his October 22 Asked and Answered column, Steelers.com writer Bob Labriola answers fan questions regarding game-day attendance, roster utilization, officiating, and offensive line depth. Labriola explains that the NFL will not restrict visiting fan attendance because ticket revenue is shared league-wide, while also addressing why quarterback Aaron Rodgers remains the focal point over young backups.

Labriola also notes that the offensive line is currently healthy, with only Gennings Dunker on injured reserve from the initial roster. Additionally, he clarifies that wearing Guardian Cap helmet covers is entirely voluntary for players such as Germie Bernard, and critiques NFL officiating concerning uncalled holding penalties against outside linebacker T.J. Watt.

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