The Cincinnati Bengals are still in the playoff hunt entering the final week of the NFL season. Quarterback Joe Burrow has been a big reason why the team is still in contention, but Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers,

Joe Burrow prides himself on being prepared for anything, so the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback has braced for the likelihood that he won’t win the MVP award despite impressive numbers. Burrow, who leads the NFL in completions,

Cincinnati quarterback Joe Burrow and Tampa Bay quarterback Baker Mayfield had huge games in Week 17 and garnered top offensive honors.

Burrow revealed that an employee tracked down swords for the offensive line, and he explained that he allowed each player to choose his own sword. The swords "date back to the 1600s," NBC 5 Cincinnati's Charlie Clifford reported.

His performance in the Bengals' fourth consecutive win had Dallas Cowboys star pass rusher Micah Parsons calling for the 28-year-old to win NFL MVP if he propels Cincinnati to the playoffs after a 4–8 start.

The streaking Cincinnati Bengals need a Week 18 victory and some help to crash their way into the playoffs. The Pittsburgh Steelers just want to end their recent funk and improve their postseason fortunes.

CINCINNATI — Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow threw for 252 yards and three touchdowns in Cincinnati's 24-6 win over Cleveland on Sunday. Burrow became the first quarterback in NFL history to throw for 250+ yards and three touchdowns in seven-straight games. The 28-year-old summed up the record-setting day with three words.