The Cincinnati Bengals will try to stop a four-game losing streak when they host the Pittsburgh Steelers for a divisional matchup on Thursday Night Football. Joe Flacco will make his first home start after getting the nod on the road in the loss to the Green Bay Packers. And while the team failed to pull off the upset, Zac Taylor’s offense looked much better with the veteran signal-caller on the field. They’re now 2-4 after starting 2-0.
The Steelers, on the other hand, are fresh off a big divisional win over the Cleveland Browns. They’re sitting on a 4-1 record and atop the AFC North, and Aaron Rodgers has turned back the clock with ten touchdown passes in five games. Mike Tomlin’s team is tied for the fewest losses in the league after six weeks, and they will look to make the most of Joe Burrow’s absence to keep the streak going. Here’s how fans can catch the action.
What do we know about the Pittsburgh Steelers at the Cincinnati Bengals?
Date: October 16, 2025:
Time: 8:20 p.m. ET
Location: Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio
Radio Stations for Steelers vs. Bengals
Pittsburgh Steelers Radio
The Steelers have a significant opportunity to maintain their divisional dominance with a win on a short week.
The fans can listen to the game on the Steelers Audio Network. While the game coverage will start at kickoff, the pre-game programming will begin at 4:20 p.m ET.
Once again, they will turn to Rob King as the play-by-play announcer, with Max Starks providing color commentary and Missi Matthews as the sideline reporter.
The fans in the Pittsburgh area can tune in to WDVE 102.5 FM & WBGG 970 AM. Steelers fans in other U.S. states will be able to listen on Steelers Nation Radio, which is streamed on the official Steelers mobile app and the official Steelers website, Steelers.com.
Cincinnati Bengals Radio
The Bengals have lost four consecutive games without Joe Burrow, but the offense showed signs of life with Joe Flacco replacing the struggling Jake Browning. Now, they’ll look to stop the bleeding with their third win of the season.
Bengals fans in the Cincinnati Area will be able to tune in to WCKY 1530, WEBN-FM 102.7, and WLW 700 to listen to the game. As per usual, Dan Hoard will be there for play-by-play announcements, and Dave Lapham will be the color commentator.
Fans not in the area can also listen to the game on the Bengals’ official app, SiriusXM channel 225, or Westwood One Sports.
