Context of the match Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cincinnati Bengals 
Back in Pittsburgh, in the home of the Steelers, for a duel between two teams clearly heading in opposite directions. Cincinnati continues to score, but stops absolutely no one: the defense is a sieve, the offensive line leaves Joe Flacco exposed all the time, and injuries are piling up. The Steelers, on the other hand, remain difficult to play at home despite a setback in Los Angeles, and their electrifying pass rush represents exactly the type of opponent that Flacco hates to face.
The keys to the duel Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cincinnati Bengals 
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The most obvious matchup jumps out: Pittsburgh is one of the defenses that blitz the most, Cincinnati has one of the worst protection lines in the league… and Flacco shows a catastrophic 38.7 passer rating under pressure. The equation is clear. Even though the Bengals have scored 40+ points in recent weeks, it was mostly due to a few explosive plays, not true offensive control.
On the other side, the Steelers face the worst NFL defense in terms of yards conceded. After a tough week against the Chargers, Aaron Rodgers should find some breathing room. The weapons are there, the opponent is more manageable, and most importantly, Pittsburgh won’t have to struggle against a defense capable of holding for four quarters. The only unknown remains the Bengals’ ability to keep up offensively, but the pressure they will face makes that idea complicated.
Free Prediction Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cincinnati Bengals
Total points: over 48.5
Cincinnati has no shortage of playmakers, but the matchup in the trenches is far too unfavorable. Flacco will not survive this front seven, and the Bengals’ defense cannot compensate.
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