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Inside the Steelers Locker Room: Hear from coaches and players after their Week 2 win over the Bengals

Inside the Steelers Locker Room: Hear from coaches and players after their Week 2 win over the Bengals

The Pittsburgh Steelers were jubilant after their 24-16 win over AFC North rival Cincinnati Bengals.Why shouldn't they be ecstatic?The offense certainly didn't play their best game, and was still able to post 24-points on a very good Cincinnati defense.
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Steelers Stock Watch Week 2: Who's stock is rising and falling after the win over the Bengals

Steelers Stock Watch Week 2: Who's stock is rising and falling after the win over the Bengals

Thanks to an unspoken covenant, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals simply cannot play a game against each other without causing some sort controversy.The officiating crew monitoring Pittsburgh's 24-16 win over Cincinnati on Sunday failed to overturn a late Tyler Boyd fumble, despite the fact that the rookie receiver's knee appeared to be firmly on the Heinz Field turf well before the ball escaped his grasp.Boyd's fumble halted Cincinnati's potential game-tying drive with less than two minutes remaining in Sunday's contest and allowed the Steelers to run out the clock on a win.
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Notebook: Steelers keep Bengals in check in red zone

Notebook: Steelers keep Bengals in check in red zone

Notebook: Steelers keep Bengals in check in red zoneSteelers podcasts Loading...The Cincinnati Bengals were among the best red-zone offenses in the league last season.But they couldn't punch the ball into the end zone on three attempts — including twice in the first half as the Steelers seized momentum en route to a 24-16 victory at Heinz Field on Sunday.
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NFL round-up: Patriots hold off Dolphins while Steelers beat Bengals

NFL round-up: Patriots hold off Dolphins while Steelers beat Bengals

The New England Patriots held off a Miami Dolphins fightback for a 31-24 win which takes them to 2-0 despite the absence of Tom Brady and now Jimmy Garoppolo.With the four-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback suspended, his back-up threw for 234 yards and three touchdowns — two of them to Danny Amendola — but left the game with an injury to his throwing shoulder before half-time.LeGarrette Blount's touchdown run extended the Pats' advantage to a commanding 31-3 in the third quarter as rookie Jacoby Brissett held the fort under centre.
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