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PFW Matchup Breakdown: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
PFW Matchup Breakdown: Cincinnati Bengals vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
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Missing Burfict? Some Steelers would rather see the Bengals LB play Sunday
Missing Burfict? Some Steelers would rather see the Bengals LB play Sunday
Fireworks were flying when the Steelers and Bengals last met.After big hits, hefty fines, and Twitter beefs, don't expect Sunday's matchup to be any different.(1:24)PITTSBURGH -- Will suspended Bengals LB Vontaze Burfict actually be missed by the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday?
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Steelers wish Bengals LB Burfict was playing Sunday
Steelers wish Bengals LB Burfict was playing Sunday
Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict will not be playing Sunday, as he is serving a three-game suspension for his antics in the AFC Wild Card game.Some of the Pittsburgh Steelers wish he was, however."As a competitor, to be totally honest with you, I don't really want them to have guys missing," Steelers safety Mike Mitchell said, via ESPN.
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#TBT: 6 dumb things the Bengals did the last time they met the Steelers
#TBT: 6 dumb things the Bengals did the last time they met the Steelers
With Roethlisberger back in the game, the Steelers converted a fourth-and-3 at their own 41, but they were down to only 22 seconds left at the Cincinnati 47 when the Bengals got serious about giving the game away.Roethlisberger threw incomplete to Antonio Brown, but Burfict ran shoulder-first into Brown's head on the play, laying him flat on the turf and drawing a 15-yard-penalty.Bengals cornerback Adam Jones (more on him in a minute) thought the Steelers' Pro Bowl wide receiver deserved an award for acting.
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Big Ben expects "clean" game between Bengals and Steelers in Week 2
Big Ben expects "clean" game between Bengals and Steelers in Week 2
The Bengals and Steelers are facing off for the first time since the chippy Wild Card game nine months ago, but the Steelers' quarterback thinks there will be no retaliation from either team.For nine months, the Bengals have been wondering how a Wild Card game against their bitter rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers, got away from them.After seeming to have their first postseason win since 1991 sewn up, a variety of factors caused the team and its fan base to experience familiar heartbreak.
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