The Bengals' offense killed them on Sunday after a month-plus of great football from Joe Flacco and that unit.  Cincinnati's quarterback was abysma

It was enough to win — even when subtracting the Steeler defense’s two touchdowns, Pittsburgh still outscored Cincinnati, largely thanks to an 81-yard receiving day from running back Kenneth Gainwell and another 67 from the otherworldly talents of Darnell Washington.

There are two NFL games eligible to be flexed out of primetime in Week 13, but Bengals-Ravens isn't one of them.

We know Kenneth Gainwell had a great game as a receiver but the gap between him and Jaylen Warren as rushers is cavernous. The Steelers held out Warren as a precaution after an injury but still managed to average 6.2 yards per carry on 10 carries.

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The Bengals were the next to worst team in allowing third-and-long conversions coming into Sunday. And somehow they got even worse in loss to Steelers.

The Steelers beat the Bengals, 27-12, to keep their hold on first place in the AFC North. But the club may have a significant injury concern with their starting quarterback.

The Pittsburgh Steelers held a 1-6 halftime lead over the Cincinnati Bengals thanks, in part, to the play of quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The 41-year-old signal-caller completed 9 of 15 passes for 116 yards and a touchdown, but he gave Steelers fans a scare at the end of the first half when he left after suffering an apparent hand injury.

Ja'Marr Chase and the Cincinnati Bengals had a rough outing in Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season, falling to 3-7 after a 34-12 loss to Jalen Ramsey and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Chase couldn't get much going with Joe Flacco still leading the Bengals' offense, tallying just three catches for 30 yards on 10 targets.