The Miami Dolphins have won five of six games to stay relevant in the AFC playoff picture, but they now face one of their toughest tests of the season in Week 15.
Miami will travel north to face the AFC North-leading Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday Night Football this week, and they will face sub-freezing temperatures for the first time this season. They managed to finally win a game with Tua Tagovailoa at quarterback in cold weather in Week 14 against the Jets, but it was still a relatively comfortable 41 degrees at kickoff.
In Pittsburgh, the temperature could very well be in the teens by the start of the game.