The Pittsburgh Steelers host the Cincinnati Bengals in an AFC North divisional clash at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Sunday, September 27, 2026. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 PM EDT (17:00 UTC / 19:00 CEST), with regional broadcasts and streaming options available across global markets.
Broadcast and Streaming Options for NFL Week 3
Fans in the United States can watch the matchup live on regional CBS broadcasts, with digital streaming coverage provided via Paramount+, NFL+, NFL Sunday Ticket, and Fubo, according to broadcast schedules outlined by Where Is The Game. International viewers can access the game through official rights holders, including DAZN and SporTV in Brazil, alongside the global NFL Game Pass on DAZN.
The NFL Game Pass on DAZN serves as an official platform to follow the 2026/27 NFL season live and on-demand, covering the regular season, playoffs, and Super Bowl LXI, alongside NFL RedZone and NFL Network. DAZN offers two primary packages for the season: Season Pro Regular and Season Pro Ultimate. The Regular tier is priced at €199.99 for an upfront prepayment or €19.99 per month over a 12-month installment plan, limiting users to two simultaneous streams on the same internet network. The Ultimate tier costs €229.99 upfront or €23.99 per month, supporting up to five simultaneous streams across two distinct physical locations while adding HDR video quality, Dolby 5.1 surround sound, multiview screen sharing for up to four live games, and alternative feeds like the ManningCast and TNF Prime Vision.
Cincinnati Bengals Team News and Injury Updates
Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow is cleared for action after coaches removed him from the injury report following back tightness. However, the Bengals’ receiving corps faces a significant absence as wide receiver Andrei Iosivas remains sidelined indefinitely following thumb surgery, leaving Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins positioned for increased target shares.

In the trenches, Cincinnati’s defensive line deals with lingering health questions. Defensive tackle Jonathan Allen missed practice sessions on Wednesday and Thursday due to a knee injury, while fellow defensive tackle B.J. Hill was sidelined with an Achilles tendon issue, leaving both players’ game-day availability uncertain ahead of kickoff at Acrisure Stadium.
Pittsburgh Steelers Adjustments and Roster Status
Pittsburgh head coach Mike McCarthy evaluated various combinations within the offensive line during training sessions following a difficult outing against New England where quarterback Aaron Rodgers was sacked four times. Compounding the line’s preparation, rookie guard Gennings Dunker appeared on the injury report with a knee problem.
In the secondary, cornerback Joey Porter Jr. no longer carries a back injury designation, though team staff limited him to conditioning work while gradually building up his practice workload. Running back Jaylen Warren is listed as limited due to a shoulder injury but has indicated his intention to play and support the Steelers’ ground attack.
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