The Pittsburgh Steelers stunned the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday with a late touchdown to shake up the AFC North race.
With the Steelers driving and seemingly poised to try a long Chris Boswell field goal down 21-20 with under 20 seconds to go in the 4th, the Bengals took a risk and blitzed in the hope of knocking Pittsburgh out of field goal range. Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger stood tall and immediately found Antonio Brown over the middle, who took it 31 yards for a go-ahead touchdown with just ten seconds left.
ANTONIO BROWN TO THE HOUSE! pic.twitter.com/I2sMuUTt8M
— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) October 14, 2018
This is a huge win. The Bengals were looking at a 5-1 record and a chance to put some real distance between themselves and the Steelers, but Brown turned that narrative on its head after a tough day personally. In one play, the Steelers suddenly looked like contenders again, while the Bengals were facing new questions about their staying power.
