A couple of streaking teams will put their winning streaks on the line at Paycor Stadium on Sunday, November 15, 2026, when the Cincinnati Bengals (6-2) try to extend their four-game winning streak versus the Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2), who have come out on top in four consecutive games as well.
How to watch Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cincinnati Bengals
Pittsburgh vs. Cincinnati odds
- Spread: Cincinnati -3.5 (-108), Pittsburgh +3.5 (-111)
- Favorite Moneyline: Cincinnati -192
- Underdog Moneyline: Pittsburgh +160
- Total: 49.5
- Total Over Odds: -107
- Total Under Odds: -114
Injury reports
Bengals
OG Dalton Risner: questionable (Illness)
OT Myles Hinton: questionable (Illness)
OG Brian Parker II: out (Knee)
CB Jalen Davis: out (Hamstring)
WR Andrei Iosivas: out (Thumb)
DT Dexter Lawrence: Did Not Participate In Practice (Rest)
DT B.J. Hill: Did Not Participate In Practice (Rest)
CB DJ Turner: Full Participation in Practice (Ankle)
OG Dylan Fairchild: Full Participation in Practice (Pectoral)
S Kyle Dugger: out (Quad)
DT Jonathan Allen: Limited Participation in Practice (Rest)
Steelers
TE Pat Freiermuth: questionable (Illness)
DT Derrick Harmon: questionable (Foot)
DT Cameron Heyward: Full Participation in Practice (Rest)
LB T.J. Watt: Full Participation in Practice (Rest)
TE Darnell Washington: Full Participation in Practice (Rest)
DB Doneiko Slaughter: Full Participation in Practice (Hamstring)
CB Brandin Echols: Full Participation in Practice (Hamstring)
S DeShon Elliott: Full Participation in Practice (Ankle)
WR Ben Skowronek: Full Participation in Practice (Calf)
Stats to know
- The Bengals have scored 30.0 points per game this season, 12.0 more than the Steelers have given up.
- Cincinnati’s offense holds a 65.5-yard advantage in yards gained per game versus yards allowed by Pittsburgh’s defense this season (371.1 to 305.6). Cincinnati averages 6.3 yards per play, while Pittsburgh gives up 5.3.
- The Bengals have allowed 21.9 points per game this season, about the same amount as the 22.5 the Steelers have scored.
- Pittsburgh’s offense has averaged 328.4 yards per game this season, 26.5 yards less than the 354.9 allowed by Cincinnati’s defense. Pittsburgh averages 5.6 yards per play, while Cincinnati gives up 6.0.
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