Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joey Porter Jr. said the Week 18 matchup with the Cincinnati Bengals is a "very personal game."
The Bengals (8-8) need a win over the Pittsburgh Steelers Saturday and help in two other games Sunday to reach the NFL playoffs.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are desperately looking for any type of positive momentum to close out the season. After losing three straight games to strong teams, including a tough loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Christmas Day,
Joe Burrow and the Cincinnati Bengals are still alive in the playoff chase in the AFC, but they need a win, a Denver loss and a Miami loss on Sunday to advance
Kansas City fans may not need a Chiefs win this week, but fans should be pulling for a Ravens win to help improve their Super Bowl odds.
As he took stock of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ fate heading into the final week of the regular season, coach Mike Tomlin talked about a positive – his team already has secured a playoff berth. Of course,
Garrett enters Week 18 tied with Trey Hendrickson of the Bengals with 14 sacks on the season. He's the only player in NFL history to record at least 14 sacks in four consecutive seasons and has 102.5 in his seven-season career.
Get ready to ride the emotional rollercoaster this weekend, Cincinnati Bengals fans. The Bengals (8-8) carry a four-game winning streak but still long-shot playoffs hopes into Acrisure Stadium against the Pittsburgh Steelers (10-6) for a primetime regular season finale (8 p.
After several record-setting performances, nine Baltimore Ravens were voted as Pro Bowlers, the most since the 2019 season.
But with the Cincinnati Bengals coming to town, and all the other circumstances around it, it does make us wonder about a few things. By the time the Steelers’ game starts, they will know the outcome of the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns. The only hope the Steelers have to win the AFC North is for the Browns to somehow upset the Ravens.