The Steelers are on full throttle since Le'Veon Bell returned from suspension scoring 84 points and piling up 869 yards during their last two games. Ben Roethlisberger is on fire during this span completing 76 percent of his passes with nine touchdown throws and no interceptions.

The Dolphins' porous defense, which is especially weak in the back seven, isn't going to be able to slow down the Steelers. Strong safety Reshad Jones easily is the Dolphins' best player in the secondary. He's dealing with a groin injury, though, and may not play.

A key is if the Dolphins can hold up their end and produce their share of points. Look for Miami's offense to come around this week. The Steelers' defense isn't that good and the Dolphins - for the first time all season - are healthy in the offensive line. Their two best offensive linemen - center Mike Pouncey and left tackle Branden Albert - are both expected to play. Miami also could get back its best running back, Arian Foster.

Ryan Tannehill will be far more productive with better offensive line support, which I see happening here.