The Cincinnati Bengals need one more win for a chance at the playoffs. Let's see who will NOT suit up for Cincinnati against the Pittsburgh Steelers tonight. Brown was the big name to watch here. The second-year running back suffered a high-ankle sprain last Saturday against the Denver Broncos and missed both of the team's practices this week along with Tuesday's walkthrough.

The ugly truth is the Steelers let the AFC North crown slip out of their hands. The Cleveland Browns would have to defeat the Baltimore Ravens, and Pittsburgh beat the Cincinnati Bengals to win the division. In that scenario, the Los Angeles Chargers would travel to Acrisure Stadium in the opening round of the playoffs.

The Cincinnati Bengals will have to try to finish their playoff push without running back Chase Brown. Cincinnati ruled Brown out of Saturday night's regular-season finale against Pittsburgh with a sprained ankle.

The Cincinnati Bengals have a small, outside chance of making the NFL playoffs this year. Granted, the chance in Week 18 when they take on the Pittsburgh Steelers is much, much better than it was the week prior.

The Bengals face the Steelers in Pittsburgh on Saturday. We break down what the game means for the NFL playoff picture.