The Pittsburgh Steelers found themselves in trouble last week after snapping a five-game winning streak that saw them defeat both the Washington Commanders and the Baltimore Ravens. They stumbled on a visit to Ohio – a snowy day, a loss to Cleveland on a Thursday night – but after the little goodbye, they’re back in the Buckeye State and trying not to be sued again this time by Cincinnati. The Bengals are a great passing team and lead the league in yards per game, but they are in a dire situation with five one-point losses to teams that would be in the playoffs today. They may need to win to have a shot at the playoffs, but in every single game, Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase can make a huge difference.
In the NFC, the Cardinals face the quiet 9-2 Vikings in Minnesota. Arizona is tied at the top of the NFC West, but the Vikings have been as steady as they’ve been at the top of the NFC this year. Yes, they play in perhaps the toughest division in football – the NFC North has three of the league’s nine eight-win teams heading into Week 13 – but with a win over a division contender at home they can take another step forward of a playoff spot.
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The Steelers tie the game with George Pickens’ TD
It’s Bijan time for the Falcons
Colts take lead over Patriots with Jonathan Taylor TD
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Jets fans boo their team in the first quarter
That seems about right.
Jets fans boo after the offense goes out of bounds three times.
The Vikings used 17 different defensive players in this opening drive, including newly added LB Jamin Davis. They stiffened in the red zone and held the Cardinals to a field goal. At 9:02 a.m. in the first quarter, the score is 3-0.
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