Joe Burrow and the Bengals relish chance to face Steelers in primetime

Cincinnati Bengals coach Zac Taylor recalls past remarks from opposing head coaches about the difficulties of playing primetime games at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati. This week, the Bengals face their AFC North rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers, in a primetime division matchup that could determine the first place standing in the division.

It will also be the first regular-season primetime division home game for quarterback Joe Burrow this season. Coach Taylor expressed his excitement about the atmosphere, stating that the Bengals' fans generally perform very well and give the team a significant advantage. Both teams enter the game with a 6-2 record, with the Steelers having won the first meeting between them in September.

The Bengals have an easier schedule left, and a victory would solidify them as division favorites. Quarterback Burrow emphasized the importance of home-field advantage in the playoffs, calling it one of the biggest games for his team in recent memory. The Bengals have been performing well recently, scoring at least 30 points in each of their last four games.

Quarterback Burrow has a history of strong performances against the Steelers, even when injured or struggling with health issues. The team's offensive line and key players like Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase, and Tee Higgins have given the Bengals confidence that their offense can carry them to a win against the Steelers.