Everything from the Steelers 30-23 win over Houston Texans in Week 7 Monday Night Football

Steelers players Twitter post-game reactions

The Pittsburgh Steelers won a big AFC game on Monday Night Football, and following the game the players took to Twitter to voice their pleasure of the performance.

Worilds has monster game according to PFF

The Steelers' defense graded out particularly well on the initial grading from the NFL plays evaluation web site in the team's 30-23 win over the Houston Texans.

Brown tweets image of two feet in bounds

An image floating around on Twitter appears to show Brown got both feet in bounds on a touchdown catch that was overturned after review in the Steelers' 30-23 win over the Houston Texans Monday.

73-second stretch keeps Steelers alive in AFC race

The first 22 minutes of Monday night's Texans-Steelers game wasn't a positive one for the home team. All it took to change things was a wild span over the final two minutes, changing the course of the season for both teams.

Steelers flip script with takeaways, RZ scoring

The key to this game today is making big plays, and the Steelers finally defeated their opponents in that regard.

Inside the Steelers Locker Room: Week 7 quotes

Mike Tomlin on seeing three touchdowns in three minutes, Martavis Bryant on whether he should have been playing earlier and Antonio Brown on the amount of times his pass was practiced. Lots more from the notebook of BTSC beat reporter Dale Grdnic.

Steelers Final Score podcast

Pittsburgh defeated Houston in Week 7, but the game wasn't without faults. Listen to Neal Coolong and Jeff Hartman break down the highs and the lows from the latest Steelers victory.

Winners and Losers from the Steelers Week 7 win

A horrendous start was followed by an explosive end of the first half. After that, the defense held strong in the win.

IGNITION

Rookie WR Martavis Bryant scored a 35-yard touchdown on his first NFL catch, sparking a furious Steelers rally in the second quarter. They never looked back in a decisive 30-23 win.

Coach Cal and Matt Kemp watching the game

Watch Brett Keisel grab an interception

Marcus Gilbert injury: Possible concussion brings Mike Adams in at right tackle

Lawrence Timmons vomiting and describing Steelers defense while doing it

A lot of money spent

Steelers looking to get back in it

Pitt RB James Conner shows a nice view from Heinz Field

Andrew McCutchen, Matt Kemp and Joey Porter on hand

Healthy expectations for rookie playing time

Stephon Tuitt will start, it's likely Martavis Bryant and Dan McCullers will be activated, so how many snaps should we expect each player to get?

J.J. Watt vs. Kelvin Beachum and Marcus Gilbert

There is no stopping Texans defensive end J.J. Watt. The only hope for the Steelers' edge protectors is a quick, simple game plan that goes away from him.

5 reasons the Steelers will beat the Texans

The Steelers are 3.5 point favorites heading into this game, and we think the final score will be slanted Pittsburgh's way by more than that.

Monday Night is a great time for Ben to beat Watt

Stage is the biggest, lights are the brightest, no better time for Steelers QB Ben Roehtlisberger to out-duel Texans super-stud DE J.J. Watt.

Bryant got NFL logo tattooed on his chest

The Steelers' rookie receiver plans to have the words "fourth round" inscribed below it so he doesn't forget where he started his career. Bryant may be activated for the first time this season when the Steelers take on the Texans Monday night.

Steelers Film Room: Tuitt should start, here's why

We break down Steelers rookie Stephon Tuitt against Cleveland, and see reason why he should be starting Monday vs. the Houston Texans, injuries or no injuries.

Texans fans excited for McCain to start

McCain will square off against his former team Monday, the same franchise that gave him a contract extension in 2011, and to release him in 2014.

Harrison: Defensive failures 'on the players'

James Harrison has heard the word soft being used to describe the 2014 Pittsburgh Steelers defense, and he wants to make sure people know the failures are on the players, not the coaches.