Since 2010, road teams playing on #MNF after playing the previous week on Thursday (having extra time to prepare for #MNF) are 3-8 SU and 2-9 ATS (avg line 0.4). Narrow those teams down to the ones lined ≥ -3 and you get a record of 0-8 SU and 1-7 ATS (avg line 3.5). It's confusing because you would think those teams would have performed better with the extra time between games. I'd like to fade the public road dog and then buy the Steelers tonight, if that's what the situation turns out to be.
Additionally, even though they haven't played at home on Monday since 2012, the Steelers are 15-0 SU L15 (since 1992) at home on Monday Night Football. They are 10-5 ATS in those games against an average line of -6.5, but failed to cover their L3 at home on #MNF, as all three games were won by exactly three points, two of those decided in overtime. But since it's 2014, I think that Steeler trend is more interesting for trivia purposes than to use as a betting angle.
I'm just saying, the extra time to prepare angle doesn't check out. Stilll lots of time to decide though.