Game facts: Steelers at Bills

Published: Oct 01, 2016 at 12:38 PM

Key matchup: The Bills defense has 33 sacks this season (3rd-most in NFL); the Steelers offense has yielded just 16 sacks (T-2nd fewest in NFL).

Road woes: The Steelers are averaging 7.7 fewer points and 92.5 fewer passing yards on the road this year than they are at home.

Bell is on a roll: RB Le'Veon Bell has three straight games with 100+ rush yards (longest streak of career).

Airing it out:Ben Roethlisberger has 12 TD passes of 20+ air yards this year. No other NFL QB has more than eight.

How 'bout that defense!: Since Week 11, the Steelers are allowing 10.0 PPG (fewest in NFL) and 251.0 total yards per game (fewest in NFL).

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