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Final: Steelers 30, Bengals 27

Who: Steelers (1-1) vs. Bengals (2-0). What: NFL regular season, Week 3. When: 1:03 p.m. Where: Acrisure Stadium. Weather: 70 degrees, partly cloudy, 2 percent chance rain, 13-mph wind. TV: CBS (national).

With Dowdle out, Nichols in line for action

Rico Dowdle, unable to practice all week because of a toe injury, will be out for the Steelers this weekend against the Bengals. That puts a lot on Jaylen Warren, who's been splitting snaps with Dowdle, but it also creates an opportunity for others in the running back room.

Cherington expects he'll keep his job in 2027

Ben Cherington didn't come right out and say it, but he's operating as if he will return as the Pirates' general manager in 2027. He addressed that and more Saturday morning before a loss to the Tigers at Comerica Park.

Next Opponent: Bengals fixed their defense?

The Bengals come to Pittsburgh with a 2-0 record and are atop the AFC North. While many expect their offense to give them a chance to win every game, their defense has been a huge reason why they're off to a perfect start.

Skenes reflects on a tumultuous season

Paul Skenes admits his 2026 season was a grind, and he understand the standard that he set over the last two years. But he thinks there was a lot of good and believes there's room for improvement heading into 2027.

Porter turning page from contract to playing

For the first time in the whole saga, Joey Porter Jr. sounds committed to playing without a contract extension. In addressing the media on Thursday at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex, Porter was solely focused on moving forward and getting ready to play.

Still seeking answers on the offensive line

The Steelers' offense is near the bottom of the NFL in a lot of stats through two weeks, and it began to appear Wednesday at practice as if real change is afoot, possibly beginning with the offensive line and the insertion of Brock Hoffman and/or Max Iheanachor.