NFL: Where can I see Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Jacksonville Jaguars live?

In the Divisional Playoffs of the 2017 NFL season, the AFC will face the number 2 of the conference against the number 3 – the Pittsburgh Steelers will receive the Jacksonville Jaguars in Heinz Field. The winner will win a place in the AFC Championship Game, the last game before Super Bowl LII. The game between the Steelers and Jaguars can be seen live on DAZN, just like all the other NFL playoffs.

The Divisional Game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Jacksonville Jaguars takes place on Sunday the 14th. January 2018 in the Heinz Field of Pittsburgh/Pennsylvania. The kick-off takes place at 7.05 pm Central European time.

The DAZN streaming service shows the game live like all other NFL playoffs including the Super Bowl. You will be able to follow Super Bowl LII from Minnesota with both German and American original commentary.

DAZN is a sports streaming service provided by the Perform Group. In addition, DAZN sees itself as the home of US sports in Germany and is the only provider to present selected games from the four major US professional leagues – NBA, MLB and NHL – live and on-demand.

After a free trial month, the offer, which includes international football, rugby and tennis in addition to the US sports highlights, costs only 9.99 euros per month. The whole programme on DAZN is here.

On paper, the Steelers are the favourites for a duel with the Jaguars. They’re the number two seed of the AFC, the Jaguars number three. As a result, the Steelers were out of play last week, while the Jaguars had scored a tight 10-3 win against the Buffalo Bills in the Wildcard Round.

Both teams already met in the regular season. At that time, the Jaguars won 30:9 in Heinz Field and underscored their status as one of the best defensive lines in the league. They forced superstar quarterback Ben Roethlisberger to five interceptions and held Pittsburgh on three field goals by kicker Chris Boswell.

At that time only Wide Receiver Antonio Brown reached normal form on the part of the Steelers and brought it to ten receivers for 157 yards. That same Brown missed the last few weeks with a calf injury as a spectator, but is supposed to be fit again and will play.

For the Jaguars, one wonders whether Quarterback Blake Bortles, who scored more yards on the ground (88) against Buffalo than in the air (87), will be able to pass better. Ober has to take the defense unit out of the fire in the end?