If I were to tell Steelers’ fans after Week 9 of the season the team would go 1-1 over their next two games, they probably would have been satisfied with the results. While few people expected the Steelers to beat the Rams, they had hoped the Steelers would win against the struggling Cleveland Browns. Underdogs in both games, the Steelers went to 1-1 but not in the order that fans expected. It wasn’t merely just a loss, but the ineptitude of the Steelers offense to get back into a game in which they really had no business being close in the fourth quarter.
NFL Week 12 Betting Preview: Steelers currently a 7-point favorite at the Bengals
