It appears Steelers Nation basically took over the MNF game in San Diego
It was an away game for the Steelers, but it sure seemed like a home game, even though they were playing all the way in San Diego.
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The Steelers' wild walk-off win over the Chargers on Monday night will be marked down as a road win, but it hardly seemed like an away game for the Steelers. Instead, Steelers nation proved just how well they travel, unless San Diego just happens to be where thousands upon thousands of Steelers fans reside.
At first glance, the crowd at Qualcomm Stadium didn't seem to be filled with too many Steelers fans.
But after taking a closer look, it's clear just how much of the stadium Steelers nation occupied.
We know where they're watching tonight. Where in #SteelersNation are you tuned in? Use #SNUCheckIn to let us know! pic.twitter.com/9MDOdAXcKP
— SteelersNationUnite (@SteelersUnite) October 13, 2015
Yeah... this is a "road" game for the @steelers. pic.twitter.com/xuTCz9cLpM
— ESPN Monday Night (@ESPNMondayNight) October 13, 2015
Man alive, tons of @Steelers fans already inside the old concrete bowl today ... pic.twitter.com/CFShZ0TivR
— Dejan Kovacevic (@Dejan_Kovacevic) October 12, 2015
A photo posted by @mahogany716 onOct 12, 2015 at 6:26pm PDT
Favorite sight at the end of an away game. #SteelersNation #SNUproud pic.twitter.com/eKVWRVKNnd
— SteelersNationUnite (@SteelersUnite) October 13, 2015
After it was announced that Le'Veon Bell's walk-off touchdown stood following an official review, a loud cheer erupted in the Chargers' building. Then, at his press conference, Mike Tomlin immediately thanked Steelers nation for showing up in full force all the way in San Diego.
He wasn't wrong.
