Tennessee at Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh is averaging only 16.1 points per game, which is #29 in the NFL and this team has now gone UNDER five in a row. Tennessee hasn't been much better, scoring 18.9 points per contest. Both teams rely on their defense to win games and the Steelers are allowing 21.0 points compared to 20.0 for the Titans. Steelers QB Kenny Pickett (check status) has to play on a short week with a rib injury. If he's unable to go, Mitchell Trubisky steps in and he doesn't inspire a lot of fear. Tennessee will start Will Levis after he threw four touchdown passes against Atlanta in his first NFL start. However, he'll be making his first road start on Thursday night against an obviously better defense, and a defense that is now prepared for him specifically. The Titans have stayed UNDER five straight on the road and they are 10-2 UNDER following an ATS win. Tennessee is 22-8 UNDER its past 30 games overall and Pittsburgh is 12-4 UNDER at home. In the Mike Tomlin era, the Steelers are 59-37 UNDER vs. losing teams and 34-15 UNDER vs. teams like Tennessee that force fewer than one turnover per game. Expect an ugly game offensively here. Take the UNDER.