Burrow received immediate treatment on the field from the team's training staff and one of his offensive lineman, Ted Karras, was seen taking a knee and not moving until his QB was able get up and walk off the field. Ted Karras is an incredible person. Didn’t move until he knew Burrow was okay. Respect. pic.twitter.com/G7BrR2ec3P

The Cincinnati Bengals trolled the Pittsburgh Steelers after their 19-17 win on Saturday night. Now, the Bengals will have to wait to see if they make it into the playoffs.

The Bengals have an opportunity to pull off a miraculous turnaround, starting with a win vs. the Steelers on Saturday night. Follow along.

It's been a tough week for Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens. First, the Steelers No. 1 target got into a beef with Steelers media member Alan Sa

So the Bengals took care of their own business, winning five in a row to close out the season, but now they need some help. Here's how it breaks down.

Albeit improbable, the Cincinnati Bengals still have a chance to steal the third and final AFC Wild Card spot.

Pittsburgh’s defense has softened some lately but still allows only 20 points per game and features a top-eight run-stopping unit. Luckily for Cincinnati, the Steelers’ air defense isn’t quite as dominant.

The Bengals have a chance to make the playoffs in Week 18, but it isn't a great one. Here's what to know about their playoff picture.

Heading into Week 18, the Cincinnati Bengals have a chance to make the NFL playoffs, but the odds are stacked against Joe Burrow 's squad. The Bengals are part of a three-part math problem that are all connected to create the slim scenario for Cincy to punch their ticket to the NFL playoffs.

NFL regular season concludes on Sunday, along with the playoff picture finally being clear. The Baltimore Ravens wrapped up the AFC North with a 35-10 victory over the Cleveland Browns, while the Cincinnati Bengals stayed alive in the playoff race with a victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Patriots will be making a change at head coach for the second straight offseason, firing Jerod Mayo after one year.