Pittsburgh Steelers: Five players who stood out against Cincinnati

Antonio Brown
Yeah, that WiFi connection sure seems to be strong for the second week in a row.
While Brown was kept pretty quiet in the first half, all it took was a bit of separation to show that AB still dangerous as ever, especially after the catch. He hauled in a big 48-yard catch and run that helped the Steelers extend their lead at the time to 20-14.
After Cincinnati went ahead 21-20, the Steelers drove down the field and Big Ben read a heavy blitz from the Bengals and hit Brown on a quick little slant. Brown’s open field speed proved to be of great value as he took it the distance.
Great WiFi. pic.twitter.com/lwbrtLAqSX
— Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) October 14, 2018
Part of the reason the Steelers’ offense has struggle this season has been because of a lack of connection between Ben and AB, which is a bit unusual. This doesn’t seem to be the case anymore, now that they have continued to make big plays in big spots.