Best Steelers vs. Bengals Anytime TD Scorer Predictions for Sunday Night Football

With Thanksgiving on the horizon, the proverbial cream of the NFL is rising to the top. Sunday Night Football could provide an indication of who’s the team to beat in the AFC North when the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals do battle at 8:20 p.m. ET on NBC.

After a bye, QB Aaron Rodgers and company are refreshed and aim to extend their winning streak to a whopping five contests. Awaiting at Paycor Stadium is Cincinnati, which has also ripped off four straight victories.

Both teams sit at 6-2 on the year, although the Steelers own the head-to-head tiebreaker from Week 3’s 30-27 triumph. With the stars out in prime time, which players will fill up the stat sheet by finding the end zone? 

Below, we'll highlight our best Steelers vs. Bengals Anytime TD scorer predictions for Sunday Night Football, including three players who stand out.

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Steelers vs. Bengals Anytime TD Scorer Picks for Sunday Night Football – November 15

As expected with QB Joe Burrow at the helm, the Bengals have one of the premier passing attacks in the sport. The MVP candidate has thrown for 23 passing TDs, including going for 16 of them in just his last four games.

Cincinnati enters Sunday’s play owning the NFL’s second-best offense by dropback EPA/play standards, per RBSDM, and is facing a Pittsburgh side that gets the job done differently.

Rodgers is throwing the ball downfield more than he has in years, but it’s the ground game that serves as the straw that stirs the drink for the Steelers. Powered by RB Jaylen Warren, this is one of just two rushing attacks that produces positive EPA on a per-carry basis (0.097). 

With that in mind, can Burrow’s weapons and Warren’s greatness contribute to some touchdowns on the Sunday Night Football stage?

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Steelers RB Jaylen Warren vs. Bengals: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)

• Dating back to the last time these teams met back in Week 3, Warren is averaging 102.5 rushing yards and 38.8 receiving yards per game. He’s gone for 3 TDs in that span.
• Pittsburgh’s offensive line is doing a better job paving the way for its star RB. Warren averaged 2.6 yards before contact per carry in Week 6 before seeing that rise to 3.7 in Week 7 and 5.1 in Week 8 before the bye.
• The difference between Warren and backup Rico Dowdle in rushing success rate (14.1%) is the biggest gap between a starter and second-stringer in the sport.
• Among RBs with 40+ carries, Warren leads the way with an average yards after contact mark of 4.14.
• Via Fantasy Points Data, Warren’s 9.2% rate of runs for 15+ yards is tied for first at the RB spot with New York Jets halfback Braelon Allen.

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Steelers WR Germie Bernard vs. Bengals: 0.5 Anytime TDs (Demon)

• Bernard has averaged 7.7 targets over his last four games, as well as 6.2 receptions and 56 yards.
• The second-round rookie is 4-for-5 in contested catch situations and averages 5.5 yards after the catch per reception overall.
• Courtesy of Sharp Football Analysis, Bernard’s spending 51.5% of his snaps in the slot. Cincinnati is 26th in yards per target (10.6) to slot players, as well as the worst when it comes to TD rate (11.8%). 
• When throwing to Bernard, per Pro Football Focus, Rodgers has racked up a 93.5 passer rating and 0.08 EPA/play.
• Among Steelers wideouts with at least 50 routes run, via SumerSports, Bernard is second with a 1.32 yards per route figure.

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Bengals WR Ja’Marr Chase vs. Steelers: 0.5 Anytime TDs

• The last two weeks have been Chase’s best of the year, seeing him combine for 28 targets, 21 catches, 296 yards, and a pair of scores.
• Chase is hard to bring down in the open field, coming into Week 10 sitting fifth among WRs with 12 missed tackles forced on receptions.
• According to Scott Barrett, the Steelers are sixth in the NFL in zone coverage rate at 83%. Chase is football’s WR4 in yards per route run against zone (2.84) since 2024.
• The Bengals own the NFL’s highest pass rate over expected (8.1%) by a wide margin, per nfelo.
• Look out for Chase in the red zone, where he’s tied for sixth in the sport in targets with 13 and also has a 77% catch rate. 

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With playoff seeding coming into the conversation now that we’re double-digit weeks into the season, SNF is a big one for both Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. 

Warren figures to be a big part of the visitors’ game plan, but don’t forget about the rookie Bernard. For the home team, Chase is playing as well as he ever has in November. Keep them in mind when considering your Steelers vs. Bengals TD scorer picks.

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