Pittsburgh quarterback Aaron Rodgers is dealing with an injury to his left wrist that forced the four-time MVP to miss the second half of the Steelers' 34-12 win over Cincinnati

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has suffered what is believed to be a small fracture in his left wrist during the team’s win over the Cincinnati Bengals, according to multiple reports and confirmed to PennLive.

What a kindergartner might best learn from Sunday’s Pittsburgh Steelers-Cincinnati Bengals game: Don’t spit on another human. What the rest of us might learn from the Steelers’ 34-12 victory: 1. Third-and-Mason The Steelers had been struggling mightily on third downs for a full calendar month.

Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers injures his left wrist and he will have his injury evaluated further in the morning

The Steelers and Bengals got off to hot starts, each scoring a first-quarter touchdown, but slowed in the second before Pittsburgh got ahead

It's time to hand out some grades after the Steelers blew out the Bengals despite injuries on both sides of the football.

While the Steelers (6-4) initially listed Rodgers' status as "questionable," he did not return to the sideline for the second half.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers will welcome the Cincinnati Bengals to Acrisure Stadium, hoping for some revenge after they went to Cincinnati and lost on Thursday Night Football. The Steelers are reeling after coming off a 25-10 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on the road,