It doesn’t look like we’ll get a Russell Wilson revenge game against the Denver Broncos as the Pittsburgh Steelers are preparing to start quarterback Justin Fields for the second game in a row. Despite the unsettled quarterback situation and the lack of a touchdown in their Week 1 win, the Steelers are still a small road favorite.

That is almost entirely due to the combination of the Steelers defense being one of the best in the NFL — coming off a dominant showing in Week 1 — and getting to play against rookie quarterback Bo Nix, making his second NFL start. Nix averaged just 3.3 yards per attempt in his Week 1 debut while throwing two interceptions. Mike Tomlin is also 24-6 in his head-coaching career against rookie quarterbacks.

Given that, as well as the notoriously conservative nature of the Steelers offense, points might be a problem in this game, and the 36.5 total reflects that. This is the lowest total in the NFL this week and one of only three under 40 points.

Even though the Steelers offense did not produce a touchdown on Sunday, the offense still moved the ball better than it had in previous seasons, generating six scoring drives (all field goals) and having only two three-and-outs. Fields was able to make plays and extend drives with his feet, and seemed to get more comfortable as the game went on and the Steelers introduced more play-action passing to get him on the edge.

The Steelers are only 31-40-3 against the spread as road favorites in the Tomlin era but are 6-5-1 over the past five years in such games.

This is just the second time Denver has been a home underdog under Sean Payton, winning the only other game.

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• Time: 4:25 p.m. ET, Sunday
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PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Hyundai and Kia drivers know there have been problems over the past few years with car thefts.

On Saturday, AAA and three partners were in East Liberty to give out devices for Kia and Hyundai owners to help defend their cars.

It’s about providing a layer of protection for Hyundai and Kia owners. They armed those who showed up with steering wheel lock devices.

Ike Hamilton wouldn’t want his golden Hyundai gone.

“I want to protect my vehicle as well, so that’s why I’m here,” Hamilton said.

Yellow club-like locks are what AAA partnered with Pittsburgh and Allegheny County Police to give out.

“They’ve been around for years. They are an effective deterrent,” Jim Garrity of AAA East Central said.

They stop people from getting behind the wheel and stealing these cars. It’s something Pittsburgh Police Chief Larry Scirotto says has happened over 140 times since May of this year.

“It’s not organized crime,” Scirotto said. “They’re not stealing them for profit; they’re stealing them for fun.”

Scirotto said a lot of the culprits are young people. All parties involved in Saturday’s event said there are basic steps people can also take.

“Not leaving your keys in the car, not leaving your cars unlocked, is really important,” Scirotto said.

“It’s just one extra thing that these vehicle owners can do,” Garrity said.

And Ike Hamilton is going the extra mile.

“I’m spreading the word to everybody else who needs a club,” he said.

AAA says it has at least four more of these events planned over the next couple of months.

A list of planned future events is below:

White Oak: Oct. 21, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Washington: Oct. 21, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Wexford: Oct. 23, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

McMurray: Nov. 18, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Locations for these events were not provided to KDKA-TV at the time of this report.