The Seattle Seahawks host the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday

The Seattle Seahawks host the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday afternoon at Lumen Field. With a decisive game expected, neither team can afford to lose before the play-offs. Both men have 8-7 records, and after Pittsburgh won in overtime, the rematch is expected to be just as exciting as the last time the two met in 2021. Despite a packed schedule of Sunday games , fans will probably want to carve out some time for this game. With three straight wins after injuries and changes at quarterback, the Steelers were able to get back into the win column last week. Despite being held to three points, the Steelers dominated the AFC North race from start to finish, defeating the Bengals. This can be difficult for this group as there are some inconsistencies in the 500 road records not only away from home but also on the West Coast. As the Ravens head into their next game, Pittsburgh knows it’s a must-win game to advance in the postseason. The Steelers have one of the shortest injury reports in the league, which gives them confidence. That said, there are a few key names to watch out for. Naji Harris is questionable, as is Minkah Fitzpatrick, making him a potential loss on both sides of the ball. Meanwhile, Kenny Pickett has been ruled out despite missing last week’s win. Pittsburgh will have to rely on one of the league’s most dominant defensive lines in this game. The quantity is definitely down from last year, but the ability to get after the quarterback and create turnovers is important. The offense has been disappointing this season, and while it performed well last week, questions remain about how they can repeat that performance. The wide receivers stepped up, and against the worst defense in the league in Seattle, they felt good about their chances of success. You need a strong initial boost to keep confidence high, but if rust sets in early, that might not be what you want.