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27 Sept, 18:00 BST
Acrisure Stadium
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Week 3 / Game Review
Pittsburgh’s balance survives Cincinnati’s passing surge
The Steelers found enough explosive production and special-teams stability to outlast a Bengals aerial attack that kept pressing through the final whistle.
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Explore the game data01 / The takeaway
17CarriesJaylen Warren supplied the decisive offensive foundation
Jaylen Warren turned a feature workload into Pittsburgh’s most complete fantasy performance, pairing volume on the ground with useful receiving work. His efficiency and near-every-down presence made this more than a touchdown-dependent line.
02 / The takeaway
12TargetsCincinnati’s stars kept the passing game intact
Quarterbacks: efficient Cincinnati, volatile Pittsburgh
Burrow was composed in defeat, completing 28 of 37 passes for 282 passing yards and three passing touchdowns. He played every offensive snap, and his 86.49% catchable-throw rate supports the quality of the overall distribution. But a lost sack fumble proved costly in a game where Pittsburgh converted its opportunities. Rodgers countered with 292 passing yards and three passing touchdowns, though his one interception and 77.42% catchable-throw rate underline a less clean performance. His output nevertheless beat a modest two-game prior fantasy baseline.