I thought I would start this but I'll be in and out tomorrow.
Steelers (9-7) -3.5/36.5 @ Ravens
The Steelers are in a win and in position and will be looking to Mason Rudolf to lead the way after throwing for 564 yards in back to back wins over Seattle and Cincinnati. Pickens has emerged from his self induced 'doghouse' for 11 catches for 326 yards to at least silence the fans temporarily. Harris has given the offense solid gains on the ground and Pittsburgh has looked dangerous on the attack which hasn't always been the case.
The Ravens have won 4 straight out of their bye and have earned the top seed in the AFC. They will likely rest Jackson and most starters to prevent injury. Tyler Huntley will be under center but even though Baltimore could do much worse at backup, he will be surrounded by fellow backups. I can see TJ Watt making his life more miserable than the cold and rainy weather. Not a fan of this but lean Pittsburgh or over
Texans -1.5/47 @ Colts
Houston and Indianapolis are both in win or stay home situations CJ Stroud returned from injury just in time to lead the Texans to a 26-3 win vs Tennessee where he was 24-32-213.with 10 players recording a catch. I'm not going out on a limb by saying Houston was in deep shit without him. Interesting Tidbits: Houston is 7-0 in their last 7 roadies vs the AFC South and have allowed less than 5 pts (ave) in the 2nd qtr this year.
You can look at the Colts and say they are an offense 1st squad that is ranked #10 that has to be on their toes at all times with the defensive side of the football allowing over 24 points. Minshew has thrown for almost 3200 yds and with Taylor seemingly healthy the Colts do have weapons to give Houston problems. I think the Texans have the more reliable defense and Stroud is the far more dangerous QB. My 1st thought on this was Houston goes to the postseason.