The Cincinnati Bengals can win their fifth straight game, finish the season with a winning record and keep slim playoff hopes alive by taking down the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 18. Doing so will require another stellar performance from Joe Burrow and the soaring offense, this time on primetime in a Saturday night slot.

Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown is in danger of missing his team’s Week 18 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. After suffering an injury late in the prior week’s win to keep slim playoff hopes alive, Brown is trying to work his way back onto the field before kickoff — at one of the depth chart’s thinnest positions.

This Saturday's NFL Week 18 schedule includes a matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals inside Acrisure Stadium, and if you are looking to catch the evening action on television

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals will close out their respective regular seasons against one another in Week 18 at Acrisure Stadium. The Bengals are fighting for their playoff lives, while the Steelers are battling for playoff seeding.

The Cincinnati Bengals will be making NFL history this week when they take the field on Saturday in Pittsburgh and it's not necessarily the kind of history that they would prefer to be making.  The NFL's decision to flex the Bengals into the Saturday night game in Week 18 means that Cincinnati will now become the first team in league history to play five prime-time ROAD games in the same regular season.

The Cincinnati Bengals expect to have wide receiver Tee Higgins against the Pittsburgh Steelers despite him being listed as questionable with knee and ankle injuries, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Network. Higgins battled through the same injuries a week ago in their win over the Denver Broncos and still went off.

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Pittsburgh’s defense has softened some lately but still allows only 20 points per game and features a top-eight run-stopping unit. Luckily for Cincinnati, the Steelers’ air defense isn’t quite as dominant.

Sando: My prediction is that Daniels will win the award comfortably as the most dynamic rookie quarterback and that Bowers will finish second as the most dynamic offensive rookie regardless of position. Nix probably comes in third. Is there anything he could do in a meaningless (for Kansas City) game? I don’t think so.

Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown injured his ankle and exited the team’s Week 17 win against the Denver Broncos last Saturday. Brown was replaced by

Rookie wide receiver Jermaine Burton appears to have fallen out of favor with the Cincinnati Bengals as his first NFL season comes to an end. The Bengals announced Friday that Burton will not even travel with the team for their must-win season finale against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Burton will be a healthy scratch for the game.