The Cincinnati Bengals face the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 11. Cincinnati is looking to sweep the season series.

By multiple measures, this has not been a great season for the Pittsburgh Steelers. But where it matters most, they continue to do just fine.

Quarterbacks are often the focal point of any NFL game, and this week was no exception. Josh Allen's Precision Passing: The Buffalo Bills' quarterback showcased his skills with a 21-yard play-action pass to wide receiver Tyrell Shavers, demonstrating his ability to read defenses and deliver precise throws under pressure.

The Pittsburgh Steelers’ defense earned their side a huge win over the Bengals in a match that had plenty of drama and saw Jalen Ramsey removed for punching Ja’Marr Chase. The Steelers forced two turnovers against stand-in quarterback Joe Flacco, with Kyle Dugger picking up a 74-yard pick-six and James Pierre converting a 32-yard fumble.

In a battle of 7-2 teams, it was the Rams who survived a heavyweight showdown in the NFC West. The Seahawks have no one to blame but themselves, as Sam Darnold threw four interceptions in the loss. Los Angeles now has the inside track to win the division, but these teams will go head-to-head again in Week 16 on "Thursday Night Football."

Buffalo Bills kicker Matt Prater played a critical role in narrowing the gap against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. With a 39-yard field goal, Prater brought the score to 26-24, showcasing his precision under pressure. This moment was pivotal as it shifted momentum back to the Bills, illustrating how critical special teams can be in tight games.

As a team, the Steelers created six turnovers, five at the hands of Jones, and a Josh Downs fumble. Jones was sacked for a season-high five times for a loss of 29 yards. He entered the season being sacked just seven times through Week 8.

In late afternoon games, the Denver Broncos delivered a gut punch to the Chiefs' division title chances by knocking off Kansas City, 22-19. The biggest difference between the two teams is that the Broncos have been clutch this year and the Chiefs haven't.