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The Pittsburgh Steelers and the Cincinnati Bengals will square off on Sunday at Paycor Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. ET.
Pittsburgh (6-4 SU, 6-4 ATS, 2-8 O/U) lost 13-10 to Cleveland last week and Cincinnati (5-5 SU, 4-4-1 ATS, 5-5 O/U) lost 34-20 to Baltimore.
The Steelers are 1.5-point spread favorites and the game total is 35.5 points.
Steelers: DB Keanu Neal and DB Elijah Riley are out. DB Minkah Fitzpatrick, DT Montravius Adams, WR George Pickens, LB Nick Herbig, and DB James Pierre are questionable.
Bengals: QB Joe Burrow is out. RB Chase Brown, LB Devin Harper, DE Sam Hubbard, WR Tee Higgins, DB Cam Taylor-Britt, DT DJ Reader, LB Akeem Davis-Gaither, and DT B.J. Hill are questionable. OT Jonah Williams, WR Trenton Irwin, DE Cam Sample, and Andrei Iosivas are probable.
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The Steelers lost a winnable game last week versus Cleveland, a performance that led to the firing of offensive coordinator Matt Canada. Pittsburgh QB Kenny Pickett managed just 106 passing yards (15-for-28), averaging 2.5 yards per completion, failing to take advantage of the Steelers' productive rushing attack (26 carries for 172 yards). They were outgained for the 10th straight week.
“We'll learn from this,” coach Mike Tomlin said. “We'll be back.”
Pittsburgh scores 16.6 points per game (28th) and averages 280.1 total yards (28th), including 170.0 passing yards (31st) and 110.1 rushing yards (16th). It converts 34.5 percent of its third downs (25th) and finds the end zone on 47.3 percent of its red zone drives (25th).
The Steelers give up 19.5 points (7th) and 367.6 total yards (27th), including 239.9 passing yards (23rd) and 127.7 rushing yards (23rd). They have 28 sacks and 11 interceptions this season. Pitt's opponents have converted 39.1 percent of their third-down attempts (16th) and scored touchdowns on 40.0 percent of its red zone trips (4th).
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