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Cincinnati Bengals 27-17 Pittsburgh Steelers: Giovani Bernard s two touchdowns leads Bengals to win Giovani Bernard had both a receiving and rushing touchdown to help Cincinnati (3-10-1) end a five-game losing streak; Pittsburgh (11-3) missed the chance to seal the AFC North title following a third straight loss
By Reuters 5:42 Highlights of the Pittsburgh Steelers against the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 15 of the NFL.
Giovani Bernard made a touchdown reception and ran for a touchdown as the Cincinnati Bengals upset the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-17 on Monday.
Cincinnati (3-10-1) snapped a five-game losing streak, while Pittsburgh (11-3) lost its third in a row and missed the chance to clinch the AFC North title.
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The Bengals flipped everyone s narrative Monday night when their defense blanked the Steelers in the first half and then prevented another fourth-quarter comeback by quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in a stunning 27-17 victory at Paul Brown Stadium.
On fourth-and-10 on the first play after the two-minute warning, ends Carl Lawson and Sam Hubbard met at Roethlisberger and he overthrew it to give Bengals head coach Zac Taylor his first win over Pittsburgh.
On third down cornerback Darius Phillips had just batted down a deep ball to rookie wide receiver Chase Claypool as the 14-point underdog Bengals closed in on their biggest upset in years.
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When this year’s NFL schedule was released, this week was circled on many calendars in Cincinnati. Joe Burrow’s first home game against the Steelers, late in the playoff race, and in primetime. What a better time to make a statement.
Ryan Finley and the rest of the team agreed.
Burrow watched his Bengals take down the dreaded Steelers on TV in southern California, presumably after filling his day with rehab. He doesn’t usually tweet very much, but he sent off a couple thoughts as the game progressed.
Confirmed: watching is not as fun as playing. Joey Burrow (@JoeyB) December 22, 2020