Bengals and Browns fans can be forgiven if they are annoyed to see Pittsburgh getting ready to play in another AFC Championship Game.
The Steelers are moving on in the playoffs despite not being able to score touchdowns, avoid illegal hits or keep their locker room to themselves.
1. The foot of Chris Boswell supplied all their points last week at Kansas City.
🙃#PITvsKC pic.twitter.com/hYhXihhaOi— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 16, 2017Have a game, Boswell.
Chris Boswell has accounted for all 18 of the Steelers points tonight
Their 18-16 win was the first in the playoffs by a team with no touchdowns since 2006.
2. Steelers safety Sean Davis picked up a personal foul along the way for a vicious helmet-to-helmet hit.
Here's the hit from the #Steelers' Sean Davis on #Chiefs WR Chris Conley that drew a 15-yard penalty. #PITvsKC pic.twitter.com/1CDEriFpRm
— Chat Sports (@ChatSports) January 16, 2017
It was reminiscent of the play by Vontaze Burfict that set up the win for Steelers last season in Cincinnati.
A win by the same score.
On the bright side, the Chiefs' Chris Conley missed only one play despite being down for several minutes after the hit.
3. When it was all over, Antonio Brown broadcast it all to Facebook Live for some reason.
And he caught coach Mike Tomlin calling the Patriots a bad word.