The Detroit Lions have their first of three consecutive must-win games on Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and they've made a few roster moves to get ready for that. Here's what they did: We knew it would happen at some point.

The Pittsburgh Steelers got a much-needed 28-15 win at home at Acrisure Stadium on Monday Night Football. The dominance from Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin on MNF continues, and the noise from fans has quieted a little after back-to-back wins.

When the Steelers take on the Lions in Week 16, TJ Watt won't be on the gridiron as he continues to make his way back from a lung injury.

Jack Sawyer was part of a long College Football Playoff run last season in helping Ohio State win the national championship. The Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker would like a similar experience in his rookie season in the NFL.

It's hard to find fault in an offense that racked up 28 points, 336 total yards of offense and didn't turn the football over. It was once again the Kenneth Gainwell show as the backup running back finished with 80 rushing yards and 46 receiving yards. Five different Steelers had a rushing attempt and eight different Steelers caught a pass.

Aaron Rodgers had his way vs. the Dolphins defense and Tua Tagovailoa struggled again as Miami’s slim playoffs hopes are officially gone and its win streak is a thing of the past.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers told the media to "shut up" after his team defeated the Baltimore Ravens in Week 14.

The Steelers maintained their lead in the AFC North with a dominant win over the Dolphins. Here's how it went down.

This week, the Pittsburgh Steelers have to sort out how to deal with multiple injuries on both sides of the football.