The NFL and WWE usually compete for rating on Monday Nights during the season, but the two organizations are teaming up to give fans of both something the celebrate.
The WWE and NFL announced their first-ever licensing agreement on Monday.
Championship belts, similar to the one’s wrestlers wear, are now being sold online.
31 of 32 teams are available. It’s “a multi-year licensing deal to create NFL-inspired WWE legacy title belts featuring the official colors and branding of all 32 teams,” an announcement on WWE.com reads.
The one team missing is the Jacksonville Jaguars, which is owned by Shad Khan. His son Tony, owns WWE rival wrestling company AEW.
The Steelers belt features a logo in the middle with a Steelers helmet on either side of the belt as well.
The belt is available on NFL Shop for $549.
WWE has been giving some players a championship belt when they win a major sport’s championship.