Aside from Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb the Cowboys don't have much. Dallas is last in rushing. The Cowboys aren't good at stopping the run either - ranking 26th - and their two best pass rushers are out as neither DeMarcus Lawrence nor Micah Parsons will play. Parsons' loss is especially huge because he can dominate.

If you can't run, nor stop the run, you're going to have problems against the Steelers. Pittsburgh isn't fancy. But Justin Fields gives them outstanding running back mobility at quarterback. Fields is playing much more under control and smarter with the Steelers than he did with the Bears.

Prescott has to go against a Pittsburgh defense that gives up the second-fewest points in the NFL and fourth-fewest yards with no ground attack and without his No. 2 wide receiver, Brandin Cooks.

The 3-1 Steelers had their first bad game of the season against the Colts last week. Yet they nearly pulled it out, losing, 27-24. Pittsburgh has won and covered eight of the past 10 times following a loss.