The Cincinnati Bengals (4-2) welcome the Tennessee Titans (1-6) to the Ohio River Valley on Sunday, Nov. 1, at 1 p.m. ET, with the matchup airing on CBS. Cincinnati enters the contest looking to secure a third consecutive victory, a crucial momentum builder before the team travels to Madrid, Spain, to face the Atlanta Falcons in next week’s international game. The Bengals’ offense has found renewed rhythm with Joe Burrow returning to the shotgun formation, providing a stable platform for the unit to capitalize on the Titans’ defensive struggles.
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In the AFC North rivalry game, the Cleveland Browns (5-2) travel to Pittsburgh to face the Steelers (5-2) at 1 p.m. ET. This contest is available exclusively via NFL Sunday Ticket. The Browns are aiming for a third straight win to maintain their lead in the division, but they face a daunting historical hurdle: Cleveland has not won a regular-season game in Pittsburgh since Oct. 5, 2003. Breaking this 20-year drought would be a significant statement for the Browns’ title aspirations.
Rounding out the early slate, Thursday Night Football features the Carolina Panthers (3-3) taking on the Green Bay Packers (4-3) at 8:15 p.m. ET on Prime Video. While the Sunday slate focuses on the AFC North battles, the Thursday night matchup offers a high-profile contest between two teams fighting for playoff positioning. Fans should note the specific broadcast requirements, as the Browns-Steelers game is not on local or national free-to-air networks, requiring a Sunday Ticket subscription for live access.
Source: Yahoo Sports
