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The Colts are favored to make the playoffs ... but just barely. Here are 4 things to keep an eye on this weekend.

The Kansas City Chiefs meet the Cincinnati Bengals on New Year’s Eve. Here’s how to watch and what to know.

Mason Rudolph isn't afraid to admit his mind would drift toward the future as the seasons passed and he remained at the bottom of the Pittsburgh Steelers' depth chart. There may be life in Rudolph's NFL career — and in the Steelers' unwieldy season. Two-plus years after his last appearance in a regular-season game, Rudolph threw for 290 yards and two long touchdowns to embattled wide receiver George Pickens on Saturday as the Steelers gave their fading playoff hopes ...

The Steelers are keeping their playoff hopes alive.

It will stay mild through Christmas with off and on rain chances.

Travis Bell contract and salary cap details, full contract breakdowns, salaries, signing bonus, roster bonus, dead money, and valuations.

OPENING LINE: Bengals by 2 1/2, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. LAST MEETING: Steelers beat Bengals 16-10 on Nov. 26 in Cincinnati. LAST WEEK: Bengals beat Vikings 27-24 (OT), Steelers lost to Colts 30-13.

So much for the Cincinnati Bengals' season being over the second Joe Burrow tore a ligament in his right wrist last month. Not with Zac Taylor's team heeding his advice about getting better as the season progresses, no matter who is in the lineup. “We’ve talked a lot about how we have to be our strongest in December and January,” Taylor said.

Quarterback Jake Browning has the Bengals still in the AFC playoff race and his story is one of the most surprising in the NFL this season. After spending the past four seasons on practice squads, the 27-year-old Browning was an underwhelming choice to lead the Bengals after franchise quarterback Joe Burrow was lost for the season with a wrist injury. On Saturday, Browning won his third consecutive start, a wild, come-from-behind game that ended with Evan McPherson's 29-yard field goal in...

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