The 5-4 Pittsburgh Steelers host the 3-6 Cincinnati Bengals as 5.5-point favorites in an AFC North showdown. The Steelers offense continues to be lackluster, as new quarterback Aaron Rodgers hasn’t been able to elevate the offense from its usual mediocrity. They rank 24th in yards per play and 29th in total offense so far.

The Bengals have allowed a ridiculously high 28.3 FPPG on planned rushes since Week 7. Warren has posted 11 or more carries in every game he’s played in this season. If he gets that work volume this week, Warren has a shot at setting a season-high in points.

The Steelers and Bengals head into halftime, and for Pittsburgh, it's been more of the same with a sputtering offense and hit-or-miss defense.

The Bengals were blown out in Pittsburgh by the Steelers on Sunday, 34-12. But the scoreboard doesn’t tell the whole story. There were more winners and losers in the game than just the two teams. Here are the winners and losers from Sunday’s game.