Bengals report full roster ahead of Sunday night matchup with Steelers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 13, 2026, 6:28 PM
Last updated Nov 13, 2026

The Cincinnati Bengals are set to face the Pittsburgh Steelers on November 15 at Paycor Stadium, with both teams holding a record of 6-2. Bengals offensive lineman Dylan Fairchild, who had a pectoral muscle injury, participated in practice and will play. Safety Kyle Dugger is ruled out, leaving the Bengals with all starters available for this crucial game. Coach Zac Taylor expressed confidence in the team's health at this point in the season, emphasizing their readiness for the matchup. This meeting is significant in the AFC North standings, where Pittsburgh currently holds the tiebreaker after winning in September.
- •Bengals host Steelers on November 15 at Paycor Stadium.
- •Cincinnati’s record stands at 6-2, same as Pittsburgh's.
- •Dylan Fairchild will play; Kyle Dugger is ruled out.
- •This is the Bengals' first Sunday Night Football home game since November 2023.
- •Season implications for the AFC North title are at stake.
- 6:28 PMYahoo Sports — Bengals at full strength ahead of Sunday Night Football
"Bengals coach Zac Taylor gives the final injury report ahead of Sunday Night Football
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