Pittsburgh at Cincinnati

Pittsburgh fired its offensive coordinator, Matt Canada, and he will be replaced by running backs coach Eddie Faulkner and quarterbacks coach Mike Sullivan. Mike Tomlin had to do something as the Steelers are No. 28 in points and total yards and come off a demoralizing loss to Cleveland, which was using a rookie quarterback. The game went UNDER by 11 points even with a low posted total of 34 and Kenny Pickett threw for only 106 yards. Pittsburgh hopes the new coordinators make a difference, but they are still dealing with the same lack of offensive talent. The Steelers are 8-2 UNDER their past 10 games, 5-0 UNDER versus AFC opponents and 9-1-1 UNDER after totaling fewer than 150 passing yards their previous game. Cincinnati has its own problems as Joe Burrow is out for the year and Jake Browning will replace him. Browning did make some good throws in limited action against Baltimore in Week 11. The Bengals are 17-6-1 UNDER its past 24 games versus the AFC and 25-10-2 ATS overall their past 37 games. Cincinnati is 11-4-2 ATS at home and 16-5-1 ATS against teams with winning records. Take the Bengals and the UNDER as a Max Play.