The Pittsburgh Steelers hosted former Detroit Lions quarterback Hendon Hooker for a workout among many other players on Tuesday, according to the NFL transaction wire.

The Pittsburgh Steelers took down the Miami Dolphins in frigid conditions on Monday Night Football, and now they’ll head inside as road underdogs in Detroit to

The Steelers’ 28-15 win over Miami produced a rare NFL first and boosted Pittsburgh’s playoff chances as the season winds down.

According to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the Bengals claimed wideout Ke'Shawn Williams off waivers from the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Bengals once again need depth at wideout with Charlie Jones struggling with an injury over the weekend and in the wake of cutting Jermaine Burton.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have found a way to make their old-school football style work again. The Steelers dismantled Miami 28-15 on Monday night to improve to 8-6 and preserve their one-game lead over Baltimore in the AFC North.

The Dolphins fell to the Pittsburgh Steeles 28-15 Monday night, falling to 6-8 for the season. Miami came out of the gates matching the Steelers intensity, but the Steelers found their footing in the second half as the Dolphins struggled to tackle ball carriers or find a rhythm in their passing game.

Miami has won four in a row since losing to Baltimore back in Week 9, and is now on the fringes of the playoff race in a season that started off in disastrous fashion. The Dolphins have been running the ball like crazy during their winning streak, while also turning over the opposing team multiple times in each of those games.

Additionally, per KPRC2’s Aaron Wilson, Pittsburgh met with 10 players on Tuesday, including nine workouts and one visit. After releasing Ke’Shawn Williams and Plumlee from their practice squad over the last two days, the Steelers have two open spots on their practice squad.