Pittsburgh won the first meeting 29-14 on Oct. 22. Each team scored touchdowns on their first two possessions, but the Steelers dominated the second half, leading A.J. Green and Joe Mixon to question why they weren’t more involved.
After being dominated by Jacksonville, the Bengals defeated Denver and Cleveland to climb back into the wild card chase. They face a struggling Bears team next week.
The Bengals would even their record at 6-6 with a win on Monday. Pittsburgh would remain tied with New England atop the AFC if it wins (10-2). Baltimore sits second in the division with a 7-5 record.
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