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Kevin Harlan (play-by-play), Trent Green (color) and Melanie Collines (sideline) will call the Steelers-Bengals game on Sunday for CBS. It’s the first time this year that the crew will call a Steelers game.
The Steelers are 4-0 in games that are broadcasted on CBS this season. All four games were called by Ian Eagle, J.J. Watt and Evan Washburn.
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The Steelers have opened up as 5.5-point favorites for their Week 11 game against the Bengals, according to odds posted by DraftKings Sportsbook. Pittsburgh has a-245 money line, and the over/under total for the game is 50.5 points.
The Bengals eked out a 33-31 win over the Steelers in their first meeting in Cincinnati on Oct. 16.
The Bengals arguably have the worst defense in the NFL, so this could be a bounce back game for the Steelers’ offense that took one on the chin against the Chargers’ defense. Cincinnati is coming off their bye week.
The Steelers’ offense was an abysmal 2 of 11 on third down on Sunday nigh. The two third down conversions came in garbage time, also.
Over the last three games, the Steelers are 5 of 33 on third down (15%). The league average is 39%.
“We as an offensive collective were off and certainly, he’s a component of that,” head coach Mike Tomlin said of quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the offensive performance. “I’ll let him speak for himself, but we certainly got to be better. Didn’t feel like they did anything unanticipated, but certainly they outperformed us particularly in possession-down play.”
Tomlin gave a simple answer when asked what needs to be worked on from an offensive consistency standpoint.
“Third down,” Tomlin replied.
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