Steelers-Bills Game Set for Turbulent Weather, Impacting NFL Playoffs

Steelers' underdog status and key player performances could turn the tide in wild-card round

Severe weather conditions expected during the Steelers-Bills game could impact the teams' performances, with forecasts predicting winds between 20-30 mph and gusts ranging from 40-60 mph, and temperatures in the low 20s.
The Steelers, who are 10-point underdogs, have an implied total of just 13 points, which would be among the lowest in the NFL and their lowest of the season.
Steelers' RB Najee Harris, who has been performing well recently, could continue his dominance on the ground against the Bills, who have the 28th-ranked defense in yards per carry allowed in the NFL.
Steelers' QB Mason Rudolph, named the starter for the fourth straight week, has had a good run over the past three games, completing 53-of-71 passes for 716 yards, three touchdowns and zero interceptions.
Bills' QB Josh Allen, despite leading the NFL with 44 total touchdowns, has the second most interceptions in the NFL this season, which could provide opportunities for the Steelers' defense.