The Pittsburgh Steelers pulverized the Dolphins in the Week 15 win, which was especially true in the third quarter, where the Steel City brand of football outgained Miami 163 to -20 yards — a major turning point in the contest that was made possible by several standouts.

The Steelers’ 28-15 win over Miami produced a rare NFL first and boosted Pittsburgh’s playoff chances as the season winds down.

In the midst of an ugly stretch capped off by a terrible showing in Monday's 28-15 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers, Tua Tagovailoa might not be the starting quarterback for the Miami Dolphins in Week 16.

The Pittsburgh Steelers eased past the Miami Dolphins 28-15 to extend their Monday Night Football win streak to 23 and remain top of the AFC North with just three games remaining in the NFL regular season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Miami Dolphins 28-15, but they did not make the type of NFL history they wanted to in the first quarter of the game. Pittsburgh has not scored 10 or more points in the first quarter in 64 straight games, which is the longest streak going in the NFL.

The Miami Dolphins' loss to Pittsburgh knocked them out of playoff contention. So what's left to play for the final three games? Leaders say plenty.

Troy Aikman said he was "flabbergasted" by the Dolphins' comeback attempt against the Steelers on "Monday Night Football" in Week 15.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin says that defense tackle Derrick Harmon is set to return this week against the Detroit Lions. Harmon logged a limited practice on Saturday, but was not able to play against the Miami Dolphins.