Steelers vs Bengals: AFC North Rivalry Clash on Prime Video

This Thursday night's matchup features the Pittsburgh Steelers traveling to Cincinnati to face the Bengals at Paycor Stadium, with kickoff set for eight fifteen PM Eastern Time on Prime Video. The Steelers come into this game with a four and one record, while the Bengals are struggling at two and four, making this a crucial divisional battle with playoff implications already starting to take shape.

Pittsburgh enters as five and a half point favorites with the over under set at forty two and a half points. The Steelers are riding high after their twenty three to nine victory over Cleveland just two days ago, showcasing a dominant defensive performance that held the Browns to single digits. Their defense has been the story of their season, and they'll look to continue that momentum against a Bengals offense that's been inconsistent this year.

Cincinnati desperately needs this win after falling to Green Bay twenty seven to eighteen in their last outing. Being two games under five hundred at this point in the season puts immense pressure on the Bengals, especially in a competitive AFC North division. This is a must win situation if they want to keep their playoff hopes realistic.

The AFC North rivalry adds extra intensity to this prime time showdown. These teams know each other well, and divisional games often come down to the wire regardless of records. Tickets are available starting at one fifty one dollars for fans wanting to experience the electric atmosphere at Paycor Stadium.

For viewers at home, the game streams exclusively on Amazon Prime Video, continuing the Thursday Night Football tradition. The weather in Cincinnati should be favorable for October football, giving both teams ideal conditions to execute their game plans.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:10):
This Thursday night's matchup features the Pittsburgh Steelers traveling to
Cincinnati to face the Bengals at pay Corpse Stadium, with
kickoff set for eight fifteen pm Eastern Time on Prime Video.
The Steelers come into this game with a four to
one record, while the Bengals are struggling at two and four,
making this a crucial divisional battle with playoff implications already

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starting to take shape. Pittsburgh enters as five and a
half point favorites, with the over unders set at forty
two and a half points. The Steelers are riding high
after their twenty three to nine victory over Cleveland just
two days ago, showcasing a dominant defensive performance that held
the Browns to single digits. Their defense has been the
story of their season, and they'll look to continue that

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momentum against a Bengals offense that's been inconsistent this year.
Cincinnati desperately needs this win after falling to Green Bay
twenty five seven to eighteen in their last outing. Being
two games under five hundred at this point in the
season puts immense pressure on the Bengals, especially in a
competitive AFC North Division. This is a must win situation

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if they want to keep their playoff hopes realistic. The
AFC North rivalry adds extra intensity to this primetime showdown.
These teams know each other well and divisional games often
come down to the wire regardless of records. Tickets are
available starting at one fifty one dollars for fans wanting
to experience the electric atmosphere at Peycorp Stadium. For viewers

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at home, the game streams exclusively on Amazon Prime Video,
continuing the Thursday night football tradition. The weather in Cincinnati
should be favorable for October football, giving both teams ideal
conditions to execute their game plans. Thank you so much
for tuning in, and please subscribe to never miss an
update on all your football coverage. This has been a

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