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Pittsburgh Steelers Touchdown Percentage Leaders

Career totals with the Steelers and the best single seasons in club history. Includes the 2026 season through October 29: these records are rebuilt every night, so a mark set yesterday is here this morning. Pittsburgh Pirates 1933-1939. 1943: merged with Philadelphia (Phil-Pitt); 1944: merged with the Chicago Cardinals (Card-Pitt). Merged-season player lines count for both franchises, as Pro-Football-Reference's franchise histories do. No schedule length in the source for 1943, 1944, so no season line that year qualifies for a rate board.

Terry Bradshaw holds the Steelers career record with 5.4% touchdown percentage. The single-season record is 7.9%, by Ben Roethlisberger in 2007.

YDS TD RTG Y/A CMP% Y/G CMP ATT 1D TD% INT INT% SK

Rate records use the league's own minimums: a season needs 14 pass attempts per team game with the club, a career 1,500+ pass attempts with the club.

All-time Steelers leaders

Career totals with the club
# Player With the club TD% G
1 Terry Bradshaw Terry Bradshaw 1970–1983 5.4% 168
2 Ben Roethlisberger Ben Roethlisberger 2004–2021 5.0% 249
3 Neil O'Donnell Neil O'Donnell 1991–1995 3.6% 66
4 Kordell Stewart Kordell Stewart 1995–2002 3.3% 111

Single-season Steelers records

Best seasons in club history