Steelers' Heinz Field will now be known as Acrisure Stadium 01:45. The Steelers didn't disclose the financial terms of the 15-year deal that will change Heinz Field to Acrisure Stadium.

Heinz Field will have a new name starting with the 2022 football season. The Pittsburgh Steelers’ home field will be renamed Acrisure Stadium, the team announced Monday.

Heinz Field opened in 2001 and serves as the home venue for the Steelers and the University of Pittsburgh’s football team. Located in the North Shore neighborhood of the city, the stadium is ...

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End of an era, saying goodbye to Heinz Field Heinz Field is getting a new name after Heinz has opted out of extending its naming rights deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

The ketchup bottles at Heinz Field will soon be in the recycling bin. The Pittsburgh Steelers announced Monday that their home stadium will no longer be called Heinz Field. The team reportedly ...

After more than 20 years, the stadium is no longer Heinz Field. It's now Acrisure Stadium, named after a Michigan-based insurance brokerage company.

The stadium has been named Heinz Field since it opened in 2001, the release said. This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available.

But, not as the home stadium of the Pittsburgh Steelers. “The Pit” at Aliquippa High School in Beaver County will be dubbed Heinz Field in time for the start of the 2023-24 football season in ...

Instead, the field will have a new corporate sponsor and name. When the Cleveland Browns arrive in Pittsburgh in Week 18 of the 2022 NFL season, the two teams will not face off at Heinz Field.

Heinz Field has been the name on the signs at the stadium since the venue opened in 2001, when a 20-year deal with Heinz was announced. Over the years, the name of the company has changed to Kraft ...