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The 6-2 Bengals host the 6-2 Steelers Sunday night with first place in the AFC North at stake
Bengals and Steelers, both 6-2, play for first place Sunday
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Sources: WLWT, Cincinnati Bengals
If you're watching Sunday, here's the setup: kickoff is at 8:20 p.m. on NBC at Paycor Stadium. The Steelers hold the tiebreaker after their 30-27 win in Week 3. Cincinnati comes in on a four-game winning streak.
Joe Burrow is leading the NFL at 74.0% in completions, and he knows Drew Brees' single-season record is 74.4. "That would be a fun one to break," he said. It's also his first AFC North home game in primetime, and the Enquirer says Paycor Stadium hasn't seen a game like this in quite some time.
- Last four games: 16 touchdowns, three interceptions
- Last Sunday in Madrid: Bengals 34, Falcons 17
- Last 11 quarters: 77.0% completions on 95 passes
- In Madrid: 24 of 29 passing, three touchdowns
Burrow is chasing a record while leading the NFL
- 74.0%
- completion rate, best in the NFL
- 74.4%
- Drew Brees' single-season record
- 86th
- start, his first AFC North home game in primetime
Sources: Cincinnati Bengals, Cincinnati Enquirer



