Quick Hits: Bengals Want To Show Off Their Depth Against Steelers In Playoff-ish Match
On the final play of the game at Acrisure Stadium on December 23, 2012, the Cincinnati Bengals prevailed and advanced to the postseason. The Bengals are playing their first game ever without the Pro
Bowl duo of wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase and quarterback Joe Burrow. The Steelers lost and headed
home.
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This week, Cincinnati’s offensive strategy begins with preventing T.J. Watt from recording any stats. With 16 sacks this season, the five-time Pro Bowler leads the NFL; two of those were at Paycor Stadium less than a month ago.
Chase suffered a shoulder injury during last week’s win over the Vikings and the latest insider report suggests he might miss next week against the Chiefs, too.
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Following calls from both teammates and fans for Steelers receiver George Pickens’ failure to block a play during a game against the Colts, a back-and-forth began.
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Who would have thought that after watching Joe Burrow suffer a season-ending injury, such a streak would start? Cincinnati is currently in the postseason. It is taking place. But what does this franchise’s future hold after the regular season? A run at the playoffs? Major off-season changes?
But both teams face road tests on Saturday with their playoff lives hanging by threads. Cincinnati currently sits in the second wild-card slot, No. 6 in the AFC playoff hierarchy.
