NFL Week 7 begins when the Pittsburgh Steelers host the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday Night Football tonight. TNF start time, TV schedule and how to watch.

Just 10 days after losing one starting quarterback job in Cleveland and gaining another with Cincinnati, Joe Flacco turned back the clock in a starring performance.

The final drive was the perfect encapsulation. The Steelers completely blew a coverage on an 18-yard Chase gain, and Higgins beat Ramsey for the 28-yarder that set up McPherson's game winner. Cincinnati scored on seven of its final eight drives.

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Four straight losses and an early 10-point deficit Thursday could not deter the Bengals, as Cincinnati came back to score a surprise victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will not have to face edge rusher Trey Hendrickson on Thursday, as he will be out with a hip injury suffered against the Green Bay Packers. He missed the second half of the game, where the Packers started to move up-and-down the field on the Bengals defense.

A South Florida third-grade class had the Cincinnati Bengals "Who Dey" chant stuck in its heads after the team sent students a sweet surprise.

Cornerback Josh Newton (26) was the third cornerback with Cam Taylor-Britt a healthy scratch, but DJ Turner II (56) and Dax Hill (57) remain the clear-cut starters at the position when the Bengals put seven in the box on defense.