NFL: Joe Borough Abused, Dramatic Steelers Victory Over Bengals

The Cincinnati Bengals and Pittsburgh Steelers set the bar high as they unveiled their respective seasons with a crazy match. After turning around and missing two field goals for victory on both sides, it was finally Chris Boswell who played the champions with a winning field goal from 53 yards. The Steelers handed the Bengals a 23-20 loss of overtime.

Bengals’ Evan Macpherson missed a one-time conversion late 4^e A quarterback and a 29-yard field goal halfway through, both times with a chance to give Cincinnati the win.

Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was battered by the Steelers’ defense, but he worked magic along with his trusted friend Ja’Marr Chase to force overtime.

Burrow, who finished the game with 33 completions, 338 passing yards and two touchdowns, four of his passes were also intercepted. Burrow had four turnovers in the first half alone, three of them in interceptions. Burrow also had seven quarterback sacks.

During his moments of success, Burrow was backed by Chase, who collected 129 yards of gains while catching 10 balls.

The Super Bowl finalists seemed destined for a big loss until the Burrow-Chase group switched. With four seconds to play at 4^e Quarterback, Borough joined Chase at six yards to tie the match at 20-20. Kicker McPherson took the win on the toe, but his one-point conversion was stopped by Minkah Fitzpatrick and extra work was needed.

MacPherson’s problems were still far from over. The kicker scored a toe win for the second time in overtime, but missed a 29-yard field goal to end the game.

Then a little later, Boswell was a victim of a bit of bad luck. His 55-yard field goal attempt, also for the win, hit the post head-on. In the last play of the game, Boswell finally managed to score a field goal from 53 yards to hand the Steelers a dramatic win.

“It’s good to come here in a hostile environment and not hesitate. Especially with the number of new players on the roster, whether they are beginners or newbies,” said Steelers coach Mike Tomlin.

In his first game for the Steelers, quarterback Mitchell Trubesky completed 21 of 38 passes and rushed for 194 yards. Complete a touchdown pass to Nagy Harris at 2^e a fourth.

“It was so crazy. Trubisky said she was just going back and forth. We learned a lot about our team. We fought and stayed united. We have to improve our game a little bit, but we found a way to win. Winning is fun.”

Fitzpatrick also scored a touchdown on the Bengals’ first attack line, intercepting a ball thrown by Burrow.

in victory The Bengals also lost Musk T Higgins, a concussion victim. And he tackled Terrell Edmonds’ header in the second quarter before leaving.

Victory could cost the Steelers dearly, which saw Harris exit the game. TJ Watt is also said to have injured his chest muscles.