Steelers (24) @ Bengals (17)

A collections of stories, previews and information heading into Sunday's game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Denver Broncos.

The Steelers will go with Jonathan Dwyer for a second consecutive week, and DeMarcus Van Dyke will hit the pine in wake of multiple special teams penalties.

In a passing league, it does old-schoolers well to see some classic run defense and outstanding blocking on the ground. The Steelers had two great examples of these concepts in their 24-17 win over Cincinnati in Week 7.

Notes and commentary on the second half of the Steelers 24-17 win over the Bengals in Week 7.

It ended up being closer than it should have been, but it was the Steelers, and not the Bengals, who should have been up by a touchdown or two.

Steelers running back Jonathan Dwyer lost a fumble against Oakland cost him playing time in the next two games. Seeing his 122-yard performance against Cincinnati in his first game back after his benching, it begs the question of why he had to sit.

The Steelers' first division game rearranged the AFC North, and the Ravens' loss to the Texans brought them down a notch.

A refurbished team, a familiar foe, and a familiar loss. Cincy Jungle's Andrew Miller reflects on the Bengals primetime collapse on Sunday night.

Marvin Lewis isn't exactly known as the best challenger when calling questionable plays -- either throwing the flag when he shouldn't or holding onto it when he should.

Steelers cornerback Keenan Lewis made a great play on a deep pass to Bengals receiver A.J. Green. The key to it was how safety Ryan Clark was used on the play.