NFL Week 7: Stream Pittsburgh Steelers at Miami Dolphins on Sunday Night Football

This Sunday night game features an AFC matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Miami Dolphins at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.

In a hurry? You can watch all Sunday Night games with FuboTV.

Here are the details for this Sunday Night Football event:

Who: Pittsburgh Steelers (2-4) at Miami Dolphins (3-3)
When: Sunday, October 23rd 8:20 pm (EDT)
Where: NBC.

The pregame show is hosted by Maria Taylor. It starts at 7:00 pm. Mike Tirico provides play-by-play during the game with Cris Collinsworth with analysis and Melissa Stark as sideline reporter.

Steelers at Dolphins

The Pittsburgh Steelers enter this primetime matchup with a 2-4 mark but only sit a game off of the pace in the AFC North as Baltimore and Cincinnati jointly lead that division with 3-3 records. Conversely, the Dolphins are 3-3 but two games behind the AFC East-leading Bills.

Pittsburgh opened its season with a 23-20 overtime victory in Cincinnati and is coming off a 20-18 home win over the Buccaneers, resulting in Steel City hope that this latter showing will jumpstart a winning streak.

In between those victories was a four-game losing streak, which included a resounding 38-3 loss to the Bills. Looking ahead, most believe that Mitch Trubisky was thought to start at quarterback against the Dolphins, but it looks like Kenny Pickett (who suffered a concussion) may be back.

After Miami started its campaign with three straight wins, the team’s first 3-0 start in four years, it has gone into a tailspin and brings a three-game losing streak into this contest.

The most eye-opening setback of that stretch was a 40-17 loss to the Jets while all three losses were by at least eight points. However, Tua Tagovailoa will return as Miami’s starting quarterback after leaving the first of those losses after suffering a concussion.

The Dolphins are expected to win this game by about a touchdown but no one will be surprised if the Steelers win. The total is roughly 44 implying a final score of 19-25, Miami.

Viewing Options

In most areas, Sunday Night Football can be watched for free. Just install an antenna. (It’s easy!) But most people simply use a live TV streaming service. Here are your options:

FuboTV: Get over 130 channels for $74.99/mo with other options. (FuboTV review)
Sling TV: Provides NBC and Fox with Sling Blue for $40.00/mo. (Sling TV review)
DIRECTV STREAM: Offers packages starting at $74.99/mo — with all the network affiliates. (DIRECTV STREAM review)
Hulu + Live TV: Get complete network channel coverage in its 85+ live TV packages along with ESPN+ and Disney+ for $69.99/mo. (Hulu + Live TV review)
YouTube TV: Provides 85+ channels for $72.99/mo.

Other Sunday NFL Games

Here are all the Sunday afternoon games:

1:00 pm: Cleveland Browns at Baltimore Ravens (CBS)
1:00 pm: Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Carolina Panthers (Fox)
1:00 pm: Atlanta Falcons at Cincinnati Bengals (Fox)
1:00 pm: Detroit Lions at Dallas Cowboys (CBS)
1:00 pm: New York Giants at Jacksonville Jaguars (Fox)
1:00 pm: Indianapolis Colts at Tennessee Titans (CBS)
1:00 pm: Green Bay Packers at Washington Commanders (Fox)
4:05 pm: New York Jets at Denver Broncos (CBS)
23 4:05 pm: Houston Texans at Las Vegas Raiders (CBS)
4:25 pm: Seattle Seahawks at Los Angeles Chargers (Fox)
4:25 pm: Kansas City Chiefs at San Francisco 49ers (Fox)

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Featured image cropped from Pittsburgh Steelers Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger – Miami Dolphins Randy Starks by Jack Kurzenknabe (Public Domain).

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