FOXBOROUGH, Ma. (BLACK AND GOLD NATION) - Throughout history, it hasn't been pretty for the Pittsburgh Steelers to play at New England. That goes even further beyond the Bill Belichick and Tom Brady era for the Patriots as well.

Pittsburgh has won just four times there since 1974. The last time the Steelers won in Gillette Stadium was back in 2008.

Brady wasn't the quarterback of that team either. It was Matt Cassel, who replaced the seven-time Super Bowl Champion due to an injury.

Before 2008, the previous time Pittsburgh won in enemy territory came back in 1997. Kordell Stewart and the Steelers squeaked out a 24-21 win in overtime. A fun fact about that showdown was that Mark Bruener, a current Steelers scout and father of rookie linebacker Carson Bruener, caught the touchdown that fo

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