The NFL will make history on Sunday, September 28, when the Minnesota Vikings take on the Pittsburgh Steelers at Dublin’s Croke Park — marking the league’s first-ever regular-season game in Ireland.

A couple from the Pittsburgh area are in the process of making an Irish vacation out of the Steelers' upcoming game in Dublin this coming weekend. It hasn't reached tsunami levels yet, the black and gold wave is starting to descend on Ireland.

NFL blocks Steelers from arriving early in Dublin for historic game, sparking fan backlash over league’s travel rules.

“You need unbelievable depth and talent at the cornerback position, because people have it in their receiver corps,” Tomlin maintained. “We use a variety of schematics in an effort to minimize passing offenses. You got to be able to play match-up football, play man-to-man, particularly against the elite and deep groups.

Here is Wednesday’s Week 4 injury report for the Pittsburgh Steelers against the Minnesota Vikings in Dublin, Ireland.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin revealed during his Tuesday press conference that there’s more information out there […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Mike Tomlin Feels

This weekend, the Steelers will be in Ireland for a game against the Minnesota Vikings. If you're throwing a gameday party, party planner and decorator Shari Zatman has some crafty ideas to add some luck of the Irish to your spread.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' Week 4 Ireland matchup vs. the Minnesota Vikings gets a twist with QB J.J. McCarthy ruled out.