It's "Monday Night Football" from frigid Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh where the Miami Dolphins (6-7) are hoping to keep their very slim NFL playoff hopes alive when they take on the Steelers (7-6).

Pittsburgh moves to 8-6 with a 28-15 win, while Miami’s playoff hopes come to an end with the loss at Acrisure Stadium

The Steelers remain at the top of the AFC North after the win, with a matchup at the high-octane Detroit Lions up next. Of course, fans' eyes remain on the Week 18 clash with the Baltimore Ravens, which could very well decide who gets a spot in the postseason.

Monday night at Acrisure Stadium. After a scoreless opening quarter and a tightly contested first half, Pittsburgh seized control with touchdowns on four straight drives.

The Miami Dolphins are adding another player to the injury report ahead of the team’s clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday night.  Backup offensive tack

Ewers’ lone piece of action this year came in the team’s Oct. 19 loss to the Browns, which saw Tagovailoa benched in the fourth quarter. The Dolphins will host the Cincinnati Bengals (4-10) on Sunday at 1:00 p.m. ET.

Tua Tagovailoa has been benched and Miami is going with its rookie QB against a Bengals defense that scares no one.

Miami Dolphins safety Minkah Fitzpatrick suffered a calf injury early in the fourth quarter of Monday night’s game against the […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Dolphins Safety Min