Cincinnati Bengals Face Setback at Acrisure Stadium Against Pittsburgh Steelers

The Cincinnati Bengals, with a record of 8-8, faced a challenging game at Acrisure Stadium against the Pittsburgh Steelers who now hold a 9-7 record. The final score was 34-11 in favor of the home team.

In an intense matchup, the Cincinnati Bengals struggled to find their rhythm against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Despite their efforts, the Bengals could not overcome the Steelers' defense and ended up with a total of 368 yards. The passing game saw quarterback throws for 335 yards and one touchdown pass that resulted in an impressive 80-yard score. However, this effort was overshadowed by three interceptions thrown by the Bengals' offense.

The rushing attack added only 59 yards to their offensive production with no touchdowns scored on the ground. The longest run from scrimmage was just 13 yards, indicating difficulty in breaking through the Steelers' defensive line.

On special teams, field goal execution was flawless with one made field goal from within 39 yards out. Kickoffs were consistently strong as well; all three kickoffs resulted in touchbacks.

Defensively, Cincinnati managed to sack Pittsburgh's quarterback once for a loss of six yards and forced one fumble which they recovered themselves. They also defended three passes but unfortunately did not manage any interceptions throughout the game.

Penalties were minimal for both teams; however, each penalty cost valuable yardage which could have been used to build momentum or sustain drives for Cincinnati.

As fans look ahead to what's next for their team after this tough loss on foreign turf, they can mark their calendars for December 31st when Cincinnati will take on Kansas City Chiefs at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. This upcoming match is scheduled for kickoff at 4:25 PM Eastern Time and will be broadcasted live on CBS network channels where fans can tune in to support their team during this away game encounter.