Bengals QB Joe Burrow headed to the medical tent after a big hit against the Steelers
Game update: Joe Burrow returned to the field for the Cincinnati Bengals’ next possession:
The Cincinnati Bengals are fighting for their playoff lives in their season finale against the Pittsburgh Steelers. With a win over Pittsburgh — and some help Sunday in the form of losses from the Miami Dolphins and the Denver Broncos — the Bengals will clinch the final playoff spot in the AFC with a 9-7 record.
The people of Pittsburgh are not known for being weak or mushy or easily offended and so this one is a little curious because the Pittsburgh Steelers public address announcer Saturday evening apparently decided that describing a terrorist attack as something less was best for them.
Prior to the Steelers hosting the Cincinnati Bengals, the club called for a moment of silence prior to the playing of the national anthem to recognize the terrorist attack perpetrated in New Orleans on New Year’s Day.
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It’s early January, there’s a chill in the air, and we’ve all cracked open and ripped off the first few pages of our The Far Side desk calendars.
It can mean only one thing: It’s college gymnastics season.
Alright, in all honesty, I had no idea it was college gymnastics season, but that’s how much of a game-changer LSU star Olivia Dunne has been, because thanks to her and the LSU Tigers getting their season underway, now I’m aware that the season is underway.
The Tigers are the defending national champions and are the No.
Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers, a first-round pick in 2023 who was named to this season’s Pro Bowl, left Saturday’s 35-10 victory over the Browns after suffering a right knee injury in the first half of the regular-season finale.
Lamar Jackson joins the media following the Rav
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Ravens HC John Harbaugh speaks following Baltim
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