How to watch and stream the Pittsburgh Steelers at Detroit Lions preseason game on Saturday

Coming off back-to-back losses that have raised plenty of concerns about the state of the Pittsburgh Steelers offense, the team is looking to rally and head into the regular season with some momentum.

The best way to do that is by winning the final preseason game, on the road and against the Detroit Lions.

In doing so, the team can help sure up some confidence among a fanbase that is eager to watch what should be the heaviest preseason game yet in terms of starters and playing time.

Here's how to watch it.

Where to Watch

If you're a Steelers fan who lives in, South Florida per say, then you're in luck because this game will once again be broadcast nationally on NFL Network . If you're in and around the Detroit and Pittsburgh areas, however, here are the local broadcasts via 506Sports :

Pittsburgh: Bob Pompeani, Charlie Batch on the call

• KDKA (CBS/2 - Pittsburgh)
• WTAJ (CBS/10 - Altoona)
• WHP (CBS/21 - Harrisburg)
• WOLF (FOX/56 - Scranton)
• WFXP (FOX/66 - Erie)
• WCMH (NBC/4 - Columbus OH)
• WKBN (CBS/27 - Youngstown OH)
• WTOV (FOX/9.2 - Wheeling WV)
• WOWK (CBS/13 - Charleston WV)
• WWCW (CW/21-27 - Roanoke VA)

Detroit: Jason Ross Jr. and Golden Tate on the call

WJBK (FOX/2 - Detroit)
WNEM (CBS/5 - Saginaw)
WSYM (FOX/47 - Lansing)
WXMI (FOX/17 - Grand Rapids)
WFQX (FOX/32 - Traverse City MI)
WUPW (FOX/36 - Toledo OH)
WJMN (My/3 - Escanaba MI)

Who/What To Watch For:

• T.J. Watt : Watt has yet to participate in a preseason game, and during a sideline interview on Saturday, he mentioned that there was a strong possibility of changes in the preseason finale. It would likely be limited, but if Watt's on the field, it bears watching
• Steelers Offense : Pittsburgh's offense has been nonexistent through two games, with neither starting offense able to muster a touchdown through this point in the season. Preseason is seldom indicative of the regular season, but that needs to change nonetheless.
• Broderick Jones: Jones has struggled mightily this preseason, leaving some to ponder if he's even in the starting lineup come Week 1 of the regular season. Probably an overreaction, a solid outing against players like Aidan Hutchinson can silence any critics.

Related: Steelers HC Mike Tomlin calls out his offense for looking 'J.V.' in preseason Week 2 loss vs. Bills