The good news for the fighting-for-a-wild-card berth Don BarclayJerseyPittsburgh Steelers: they did their job on Sunday, beating the Cincinnati Bengals, 33-20.

The bad news for the Steelers: the two teams who came into Sunday holding onto the two AFC wild-card berths, the Kansas City Chiefs and the New York Jets, also did their job on Sunday, so Pittsburgh wasn't able to displace either one.

Ben Roethlisberger was a stellar 30-for-39 for 282 yards, but did not throw a touchdown. Instead, the scoring http://ww... done by running back DeAngelo Williams (two touchdowns), cornerback William Gay (his sixth career pick-six), and kicker Chris Boswell, who converted field goals of 42, 47, 45 and 31 yards.

Pittsburgh is now 8-5. [url=http://www.packersshopnfl.com/WOMENS_YOUTH_HA_HA_CLINTONDIX_JERSEY.html]htt... the Chiefs won a low-scoring affair over the Chargers, 10-3, and the Jets beat the Titans, 30-8, so those clubs are also 8-5 and remain ahead of the Steelers in the AFC standings because of tiebreakers.

The win was Mike Tomlin's 90th victory as head coach of the Steelers, and insures that his team will again be .500 or better, as it has been every season he's been in charge. Under Tomlin, the Steelers are 13-5 against the Bengals.

Cincinnati fans may argue that Pittsburgh's win comes with a "but", and that but is the [url=http://www.saintsonlineofficialshop.com/WOMENS_YOUTH_ANTHONY_SPENCER_JERSEY... Spencer Jerseyhand injury Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton suffered on his team's first possession. Dalton was intercepted by Stephon Tuitt on a screen attempt, and knocked himself out for the day when he broke a bone in his hand trying to tackle Tuitt.

Dalton confirmed the injury after the game, and said he will see a hand specialist on Monday. Coach Marvin Lewis said Dalton definitely will not play next week against the 49ers, but would not speculate beyond that.

AJ McCarron, in his second [url=http://www.saintsonlineofficialshop.com/WOMENS_YOUTH_ARCHIE_MANNING_JERSEY.... finished the game when Dalton exited. McCarron was 22-for-32 for 280 yards and two touchdowns, but also had two interceptions, one of them returned for 6 by Gay.

Pittsburgh finishes the regular season at home against AFC West-leading Denver next week, then at Baltimore and at Cleveland; the Ravens and Browns are a combined 7-19.

The Chiefs will have a similarly favorable closing stretch, traveling to Baltimore then hosting the Browns and Raiders; the Jets' final three games are more difficult, as they travel to Dallas, host the Patriots and wrap in Buffalo.