Andy Dalton leaves Bengals" loss to Steelers in fourth quarter

Andy Dalton left the Bengals’ 42-21 loss against the Steelers late in the fourth quarter. Jason Campbell stepped in for Cincinnati’s starting quarterback.

Earlier in the last frame, Dalton was shaken up after a hit and missed one play, however he finally returned. The signal caller stayed out, leaving the match using the final score line in Pittsburgh’s favor.

When he departed for good, Dalton was 21-of-29 passing for 302 yards and two touchdown passes.

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Andy Dalton leaves Bengals" loss to Steelers in fourth quarter

Steelers run crazy on Panthers

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Ben Roethlisberger threw two 7-yard touchdown passes to Antonio Brown, Le’Veon Bell ran for 147 yards as well as the Pittsburgh Steelers defeat the Carolina Panthers 37-19 on Sunday night.

The Steelers had gone eight quarters without a touchdown before Roethlisberger’s two scoring strikes in the third. They were set up by Cam Newton’s fumble and Bell’s 81-yard run.

Roethlisberger ended 22 of 30 for 196 yards, and Brown had 90 yards receiving on 10 catches to help the Steelers (2-1) centering Carolina’s eight-match home winning streak.

LaGarrette Blount ran for 118 yards as well as the Steelers outrushed the Panthers 264-42.

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Steelers run crazy on Panthers

Ike Taylor breaks forearm vs. Panthers

After an impressive first half, the Pittsburgh Steelers are unexpectedly spending more hours helping players off the field than playing onto it.

Expert defensive back Ike Taylor was helped off the field and straight to the locker room using a forearm injury midway through the 3rd quarter. Taylor failed to go back to the match and trainer Mike Tomlin said following the match he’s a broken forearm.

Minutes before, rookie linebacker Ryan Shazier was helped off the field and was out the rest of the match using a right knee injury.

Second year linebacker Jarvis Jones suffered a wrist injury and did not appear in the match again.

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Ike Taylor breaks forearm vs. Panthers

Ike Taylor (forearm) ruled out for remainder of game vs. Panthers

After an impressive first half, the Pittsburgh Steelers are unexpectedly spending more hours helping players off the field than playing onto it.

Expert defensive back Ike Taylor was helped off the field and straight to the locker room using a right forearm injury midway through the 3rd quarter. Taylor was ruled out for the remaining match only minutes after leaving.

Minutes before, rookie linebacker Ryan Shazier was helped off the field and later ruled out for the rest of the match using a right knee injury, the team declared.

Second year linebacker Jarvis Jones suffered a wrist injury before in the match and was likewise ruled out for the rest of the match.

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Ike Taylor (forearm) ruled out for remainder of game vs. Panthers

Antonio Brown returns after exiting game vs. Ravens

The Steelers may have to complete their heated rivalry game against the Baltimore Ravens without their star wide receiver.

Pittsburgh’s Antonio Brown left Thursday’s game in the first quarter. He went to the team’s locker room to be evaluated for a possible concussion. His return is questionable.

On the Steelers‘ first drive, Brown went across the middle and was hit by Ravens safety Darian Stewart after making a catch.

UPDATE: Brown returned to the game in the second quarter.

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Antonio Brown returns after exiting game vs. Ravens