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Steelers at Dolphins live stream: How to watch online

By Matt Kerns

Oct 9, 2016; Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin yells to the officials during the game against the New York Jets at Heinz Field. Mandatory Credit: Jason Bridge-USA TODAY Sports
Oct 9, 2016; Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin yells to the officials during the game against the New York Jets at Heinz Field. Mandatory Credit: Jason Bridge-USA TODAY Sports /
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It’s do or die for the Miami Dolphins (1-4) who take on the Pittsburgh Steelers (4-1) in Week 6. Looking for the live stream for the game? You’ve come to the right place.

As the Miami Dolphins desperately tries to spark their 2016 campaign, the Pittsburgh Steelers will look to improve to 5-1 and take command of the AFC North.

Another loss for the Dolphins will leave fans questioning the quarterback position and put head coach Adam Gase in a dicey situation. Tannehill has been sacked 17 times this season, the second most in the game behind Andrew Luck. The Steelers only have eight sacks thus far, but they have to be licking their chops this week.

The good news for the Dolphins though, is that they’ll likely have their left side of the line back with left tackle Branden Albert and left guard Laremy Tunsil expected to play. According to PFF, Tunsil, (when playing guard) has allowed only one QB hit and no sacks.

Against the Titans last week, Tannehill was sacked six times and had essentially no time to release the ball in a timely matter. Getting the two starters back on the left side should help for the pass protection.

Here’s the live stream info for the game:

Date: Sunday, October 16th

Time: 1:00 EST

Location: Miami, FL

Venue: Hard Rock Stadium

TV Info: CBS

Live Stream: NFL Sunday Ticket/NFL Mobile App

Expect the Dolphins to look short on pass plays to try and get the ball in their playmakers’ hands without forcing Tannehill to hang on to the ball for very long.

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Le’Veon Bell must be licking his chops knowing he’ll be going up against the worst run stopping team in the NFL. I mean seriously, there is no worst team than the ‘Phins when it comes to stopping the run.

Miami gives up 4.2 yards per carry, 150 yards on average per game, and surrendered 235 yards last week on the ground to the Titans. The Steelers will be able to utilize both Bell and DeAngello Williams to rack up 150+ yards rushing this week.

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