Jacksonville's season began on a high note with a 16-14 home win over Tennessee; since then, though, it's been loss, loss, loss, loss to the Jets (32-3), Panthers (16-10), Saints (23-10), and Bengals (30-20).

And for those who don't want to do that math, that's 59 total points scored in five games; in contrast, the Colts, still winless on the season, have scored 87 points

The Colts, of course, are the only thing keeping the Jaguars (1-4 SU, 1-4 ATS) out of the basement of the AFC South standings right now, although Jacksonville looked like a last-place team in blowing a fourth-quarter lead at home in their loss to the Bengals on Sunday afternoon.

Blaine Gabbert went just 15-of-28 for 221 yards passing for the Jags in that loss, with one touchdown strike and no interceptions. Maurice Jones-Drew ran for 85 yards and a score on the day, and Jason Hill had five catches for 118 yards and a TD.

The Steelers (3-2 SU, 2-3 ATS) got back into the win column over the weekend by taking care of the Titans 38-17 at home. Ben Roethlisberger found his groove in that contest, throwing for 228 yards with five touchdown strikes and one interception.

Hines Ward had a pair of TD grabs for the Steelers on Sunday, while Mike Wallace, Heath Miller, and David Johnson had one each. Jonathan Dwyer rushed for 107 yards on 11 carries in the win.

Currently the Steelers are pegged as 13-point favorites on the NFL lines.

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