Kansas City: The Chiefs pulled off the biggest fourth-quarter comeback in franchise history in Week 1 against the Chargers (won 33-27 in OT) but then got bottled up by the Texans defense in a 19-12 Week 2 loss in Houston. However, it was the Kansas City defense which dominated in the Chiefs' 24-3 Week 3 win over the Jets, forcing EIGHT turnovers (six INTs and two fumbles). Alex Smith is almost always referred to as a "game manger" but he's completing 66.9% of his passes with three TDs, just one INT and owns a 90.6 QB rating.

Pittsburgh: The Steelers opened the 2016 season 2-0, with Big Ben throwing six TD passes and RB Williams adding 237 yards rushing (two TDs) plus 10 catches for 66 yards with another TD. However, the Pittsburgh offense was held to three points by Philly's "D" last Sunday, as Big Ben had no TDs and one INT (54.6 QB rating) and Williams was held to 21 yards rushing (on eight carries) and just 23 yards receiving on four catches. As for Pittsburgh's defense, it got "Wentzed!" Philly rookie Carson Wentz completed 23 of 31 for 301 yards with two TDs and no INTs.

The pick: Both teams enter this contest with a 2-1 mark and are each looking up at division leaders which are 3-0 (Denver and Baltimore). KC gets RB Jamaal Charles back from an injury, while Pittsburgh RB Le'Veon Bell is back from a suspension. However, KC has no one to match Pittsburgh WR Antonio Brown, who has 24 catches through three games (on pace for a 125-plus catch season). Pittsburgh's Week 3 loss was its worst loss in 27 years and the Chiefs find themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time on this Sunday night in Pittsburgh. The Steelers are a 10* play.