The Pittsburgh Steelers, boasting an impressive 8-2 record this season, are on the cusp of achieving a remarkable milestone: their 21st consecutive non-losing season. Head coach Mike Tomlin, who has never experienced a losing season in his coaching career, has steered the team with consistent success.

Tonight, the Steelers face the Cleveland Browns in a crucial matchup that could see them tie the NFL record for the most consecutive seasons without finishing below .500. The current record is held by the Dallas Cowboys, who managed to maintain a non-losing record for an astounding 21 years, from 1965 to 1985.

A win or even a tie against the Browns will ensure that the Steelers secure their reputation for resilience, making it impossible for them to finish below .500 this season. It's worth noting that their last losing season was back in 2003 when they ended the year at 6-10 under the leadership of former coach Bill Cowher. Since then, they have notched at least eight wins every year, showcasing their dominance and consistency in performance.

In terms of historical performance, the Steelers have a storied legacy that dates back to 1972. This season would mark their 41st winning season since that pivotal year, standing in stark contrast to their seven losing seasons and five seasons that concluded with an even 8-8 record.

But the Steelers aren't the only team that has showcased longevity in maintaining competitive seasons. The New England Patriots hold the next-longest streak with 19 non-losing seasons, from 2001 to 2019, a testament to their own strategy and consistency.

As the NFL gears up for this electrifying Thursday night clash, all eyes will be on the Steelers. Can they pull off a victory and secure their place in NFL history? Fans, analysts, and players alike are eagerly waiting to find out!