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The 6-4 Pittsburgh Steelers travel to the 5-5 Cincinnati Bengals tonight. Both teams have experienced turbulent weeks; the Bengals announced
Steelers vs. Bengals will air on CBS, with Ian Eagle (play-by-play) and Ross Tucker (color analyst) on the call. Fans can also stream the game live with DIRECTV or fubo, which offer free trials to new subscribers.
The Cincinnati Bengals have been dealt some concerning injury news before their Week 3 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
After thinking that the Bengals' season was over when Joe Burrow got injured, Cincinnati has won three consecutive games with Jake Browning at quarterback. The Bengals are red-hot and occupy a playoff place.
CINCINNATI, Ohio — Against an explosive Jaguars offense, the Bengals will be without not one, but two of their top three safeties. Bryan Cook (ankle) is one of the inactives for the Bengals after he suffered his injury during their 30-27 loss in Week 3 to the Steelers.
The NFL announced that Bengals defensive end Cedric Johnson was fined $6,164 for roughing Steelers punter Cameron Johnston.