The Steelers haven’t had the greatest success when it comes to playing the Jacksonville Jaguars. In the Mike Tomlin era, the Men of Steel are only 1-4 against these Jags and 3-0 when visiting Duval County.

The 9-0 Steelers are scheduled to play the 1-9 Jaguars on Sunday and winning that game continues to be paramount for supremacy in the AFC North and the conference. However, there are plenty of games that are crucial to their playoff hopes, in and out of the division. Most of the time, Steelers fans know who to root for. But here’s a guide to significant matchups, and whose losses Pittsburgh would benefit more from this weekend.

The first injury report of the week came out on Wednesday for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Will the update reveal something unexpected and what will the status be of the players that exited last weeks game against Cincinnati? How about the return prospects of those that had to sit out?

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 9-0, but there are still plenty of questions surrounding whether the black-and-gold are championship material. If you consider the old adage of "offense wins games, but defense wins championships", then the Steelers are the team to beat.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 9-0, but there are still plenty of questions surrounding whether the black-and-gold are championship material. If you consider the old adage of "offense wins games, but defense wins championships", then the Steelers are the team to beat.

The Steelers have a perfect record after nine games of the 2020 NFL season, while the Ravens have three losses. On Thanksgiving night, the Steelers can conceivably clinch a position over the Ravens. That’s going to be a fun game to watch. However, the Steelers can’t afford to look past the 1-8 Jacksonville Jaguars. There’s much danger in doing so.

Mike Tomlin took to the microphone on Tuesday to address the media regarding the Steelers' performance in the win over the Cincinnati Bengals and raising the record 9-0, the injury update and the upcoming game with the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Up until Week 10 against the Cincinnati Bengals, the undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers weren’t winning emphatically and still aren’t considered world beaters as of yet. But was the 36-10 shellacking of Cincy enough notice to the football world that the Steelers are true contenders?

Up until Week 10 against the Cincinnati Bengals, the undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers weren’t winning emphatically and still aren’t considered world beaters as of yet. But was the 36-10 shellacking of Cincy enough notice to the football world that the Steelers are true contenders?

The Steelers are 9-0 for the only time in team history. They boast a dominating defense, a rejuvenated Ben Roethlisberger and a host of weapons for him to throw to. But their once-potent running game is not making the grade. This unit needs to experience an awakening or the Steelers’ Super Bowl hopes will suffer.

Go back in time to 1997 when the 5-2 Jags were looking to knock the 5-2 Steelers from their perch and stand alone at the top of the AFC Central. Jacksonville was also hoping to sweep the season series after their 30-21 victory over visiting Pittsburgh in Week 3. Relive that awesome overtime classic on the Steelers Retro Show.

The Steelers are 9-0 after a decisive victory over the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday. However, the most impressive thing about the perfect record is that the Steelers haven’t been as impressive as they could be. The black-and-gold hasn’t hit full throttle yet.

Coming off of a lackluster (but victorious) performance against Dallas, the Steelers returned home after a three-game road trip to take on the Cincinnati Bengals with the need to put together a complete game. The Steelers did just that with a decisive victory over Cincy.

Coming off of a lackluster (but victorious) performance against Dallas, the Steelers returned home after a three-game road trip to take on the Cincinnati Bengals with the need to put together a complete game. The Steelers did just that with a decisive victory over Cincy.

Despite the 8-0 record, there were a lot of questions surrounding the validity of the Steelers after having to come from behind the past two weeks. With a decisive 36-10 victory over the Bengals, some of those questions have been answered.

The Steelers are 8-0, but are coming off of a less than stellar performance in Dallas and looking to make a statement against an AFC North rival. Join Bryan Anthony Davis and K.T. Smith, as they set the scene for the Steelers return home to battle the Bengals.

The Pittsburgh Steelers were ranked second against the run going into their Week 8 showdown with the Baltimore Ravens. Now going into Week 10, they are sitting at No.9 after giving up slightly over 400 yards on the ground to the Ravens and Cowboys. A big reason for that is the even bigger gap left by the injury of Tyson Alualu early in that win over B-More. The hope is that No. 94 returns this weekend against Cincy and the team gets a boost from one of their most unheralded players.

The Pittsburgh Steelers were ranked second against the run going into their Week 8 showdown with the Baltimore Ravens. Now going into Week 10, they are sitting at No.9 after giving up slightly over 400 yards on the ground to the Ravens and Cowboys. A big reason for that is the even bigger gap left by the injury of Tyson Alualu early in that win over B-More. The hope is that No. 94 returns this weekend against Cincy and the team gets a boost from one of their most unheralded players.

The undefeated Steelers finished their away game stretch with a few wins, meanwhile Joe and his Bengals languish in 4th spot in the AFC North. But are these Bengals the Bungles we know and loving watching the Steelers beat?

The undefeated Steelers finished their away game stretch with a few wins, meanwhile Joe and his Bengals languish in 4th spot in the AFC North. But are these Bengals the Bungles we know and loving watching the Steelers beat?

There’s always so much to talk about when it comes to the Pittsburgh Steelers. But the inquiries surrounding the black-and-gold are definitely ever-evolving. Especially this week with the Steelers struggling against a two-win Dallas team.

Bryan Anthony Davis recently joined Coach Gordy for his weekly segment on CBS Talk Radio-Gordy's Sports World and More to talk about the Pittsburgh Steelers and their Week 10 welcome to the rivalry game to Joe Burrow and the Cincy Bengals.

The third and final injury report of the week came out on Friday for the Pittsburgh Steelers. As always, this is the list that will forecast who will play and who will need to sit out and continue to nurse an injury on Sunday. Join BTSC’s Jeff Hartman as he reviews the latest Steelers injury report heading into Week 10 vs. the Bengals.

The Steelers are 8-0 and have already equaled the team’s win totals of 2018 and 2019. But 2020 is a lot different with a more top heavy conference and a talented AFC North. The Steelers are going to win AFC North games to have a chance to land the highest seed possible in the playoffs.

The Steelers are 8-0 and have already equaled the team’s win totals of 2018 and 2019. But 2020 is a lot different with a more top heavy conference and a talented AFC North. The Steelers are going to win AFC North games to have a chance to land the highest seed possible in the playoffs.