Bengals, Steelers release latest injury reports ahead of primetime matchup

Bengals, Steelers release latest injury reports ahead of primetime matchup Advertisement Updated: 7:49 PM EST Nov 13, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Matthew Dietz Digital Editor Bengals, Steelers release latest injury reports ahead of primetime matchup Updated: 7:49 PM EST Nov 13, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Matthew Dietz Digital Editor CINCINNATI — All eyes will be on Cincinnati Sunday night, when the Bengals host the Pittsburgh Steelers with first place in the AFC North up for grabs. Both teams enter Sunday on four-game winning streaks and crucially, will also enter the Sunday Night Football game mostly healthy. Advertisement The Bengals listed only one player as out for Sunday’s game – safety Kyle Dugger – while the Steelers have yet to rule anyone out because of injury. Dugger, a veteran who joined Cincinnati’s secondary ahead of the 2026 season, hasn’t played since Oct. 25 while battling a quad injury. He’s played 15 percent of snaps in the four games he has been healthy for this season. Three players who had their practice windows opened this week after being on injured reserve – wide receiver Andrei Iosivas, cornerback Jalen Davis and guard Brian Parker – are doubtful for the Bengals. As for the Steelers, defensive tackle Derrick Harmon is the lone player with an injury designation for Sunday, listed as questionable after battling a foot injury this week. Harmon has played in four games for the Steelers this season, with 1.5 sacks and 12 total tackles. The Bengals and Steelers will meet at Paycor Stadium at 8:20 p.m. Sunday. The game can be seen on WLWT. Bengals vs. Steelers primetime Sunday matchup: How to watch Make WLWT a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks How long is the nationwide ground stop going to last? Flights halted at airports across US due to air traffic control communications problems QUIZ: This week in national news New Orleans cruise ship collision: All accounted for, 32 hospitalized