Russell Wilson today vs. the #Bengals: • 29/38 • 414 passing yards • 3 TDs • 1 INT • 126.4 passer rating A vintage performance. pic.x.com/43ammEKMvN

#Steelers OT Broderick Jones: “Aw man… You were mic'd up?!?! ” Mike Tomlin: “SHUT UP…. SHUT YO A** UP” 😂😂😂😂 #Steelers are on for the in-season Hard Knocks. (🎥 @bepryor) pic.x.com/3Nl9qjjkZl

George Pickens got hit with an unsportsmanlike penalty for this celebration after a big catch. pic.x.com/KGlYiZavFv

Najee Harris says Pat Freiermuth's girlfriend made a great Thanksgiving dinner, and he didn't realize how hard it hit him until the first quarter today. He sat out a series or two, got some oranges and was ok after that. pic.x.com/h4Oevw7ik6

This is really dope! Calvin Austin III wearing a Russell Wilson Seahawks' jersey as a kid. Austin has now caught TDs from Russ in back-to-back games for the #Steelers. (via @CalvinAustinIII) pic.x.com/xOqIqbfMYK

Justin Fields didn't slide too early that time. First down seals it. Steelers will win 44-38

Russell Wilson's 257 pass yards at halftime are the most in a first half in his career. (via @ESPNStatsInfo)

@bepryor: Chris Boswell hits a 34-yard field goal as the first half comes to a close. Steelers lead 27-21 Russell Wilson is 21/27 (wow that's ironic) for 257 yards, 2 TDs Najee Harris is the Steelers leading receiver 5/5, 51 yards

TJ Watt strip sack, Preston Smith recovers it. Welcome back to the box score, TJ

Tip drill! Donte Jackson comes up with the Steelers' second forced turnover of the day. Cam Heyward got a finger on that to start things off.

Those aren't boos you're hearing from Paul Brown Stadium. Russell Wilson gets the ball out as he goes down to Pat Freiermuth for a 30-yard score. Steelers go up 10, 34-24 with 22 seconds to go in the third.

Big time recovery by Connor Heyward on the onside attempt. Danny Smith's gum wad survives a bit longer.

Paycor Stadium starting to clear out after a strip sack that leads to a TD for PIT's Payton Wilson. Bengals down 41-24 with 11:06 left and that might be curtains on the team's playoff chances for 2024.

Could T.J. Watt and Trey Hendrickson both have 4 sacks EACH today? 👀@NFLGameDay pic.x.com/deLH2tbUVG

Alex Highsmith's return will wait another week. He's inactive vs. Bengals. Others: No. 4 QB Kyle Allen (3rd QB), No. 13 WR Scotty Miller, No. 35 RB Jonathan Ward, No. 64 OG Max Scharping

Najee Harris is on the sideline with his helmet on but Cordarrelle Patterson was in on first and second down. Warren in on third.

WR Mike Williams’ journey with the Pittsburgh Steelers has been up-and-down, to say the least. From being acquired from the New York Jets to scoring the game-winning TD in Week 10, to being practically nonexistent on offense the past two weeks, could Williams finally have his breakout moment in Week 13?

Williams could benefit from a below-average Cincinnati pass defense, as the Bengals are ranked 23rd in passing yards per game, allowing 225.6 yards. The big-bodied Williams could also see additional red zone opportunities, as his first and only Steelers reception went for a TD. He’ll face one of the NFL’s worst red zone defenses in Week 13. The Bengals currently rank 31st in TDs allowed in the red zone and 30th in total TDs allowed

In the aftermath of a frustrating offensive performance, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow took a moment to spotlight an opponent who made a significant impact: Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward.

After a challenging 2023 season marred by injury, Heyward has roared back in 2024, delivering another standout showing with five tackles, including two for loss, a pass defended, and his fifth sack of the season.

Burrow acknowledged Heyward’s pivotal 3rd quarter sack, an eight-yard loss that underscored the veteran defender’s dominant presence

Joey Porter Jr. has delivered some great coverage performances thus far in 2024, but his issues with penalties continue to haunt the Pittsburgh Steelers. In the first three quarters of Week 13’s matchup between the Steelers and Bengals, Porter committed several completely unnecessary penalties that put Cincinnati in prime scoring position.

With less than nine minutes to go in the fourth-quarter of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ Week 13 contest against the Cincinnati Bengals, Porter added two more penalty-worthy plays to what has been a lackluster day from the young Steelers defender