Five Things To Watch: Bengals vs. ColtsThe Bengals and Colts get set for another installment of the I-74 rivalry when Cincinnati hosts Indianapolis at Paycor Stadium on Sunday. The game airs at 1:00 p. m. on CBS. Here are five things to watch: 1. Pac-12 Quarterback Duel The storyline of Sunday's game largely surrounds two quarterbacks coming off stellar performances in Week 13. On the Cincinnati side, Jake Browning earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors after completing 86. 5 percent of his passes (32 of 37) for 354 yards and a touchdown with no turnovers at Jacksonville on Monday night.
Bengals' Athletic Secondary vs. Michael Pittman Jr. Colts receiver Michael Pittman Jr. has gone for over 100 yards on 10-plus catches in each of his last two games. Last Sunday at Tennessee, he totaled 11 grabs for 105 yards, including a four-yard game-winning touchdown catch in overtime. Limiting Pittman's targets will be a primary focus for Lou Anarumo's defense, and spearheading that effort is Chidobe Awuzie and DJ Turner II. With Pro Bowl candidate Cam Taylor-Britt sidelined by an ankle injury, Awuzie and Turner played every defensive snap in Jacksonville and may figure to do so again.
His nine carries at Jacksonville more than tripled his workload over his first six games. He figured to see more action earlier in the season, but a hamstring injury put him on the Reserve/Injured list for four games. Brown showcased a highly touted explosiveness with a 31-yard run in the third quarter, Cincinnati's longest rush of the year.
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Minshew finished the game with 312 passing yards, the sixth most in a game in his career, with two passing scores. While Sunday will be the first time Browning and Minshew meet on an NFL field, they did face off in the 2018 Apple Cup rivalry between Washington and Washington State. Browning's Huskies got the better of Minshew's Cougars that day at a snow-covered Martin Stadium. 2. Mixon, Brown Seek Repeat Showing Somewhat lost in the shuffle of Browning's show-stealing Monday night was Cincinnati's rushing attack. The Bengals churned out a season-high 156 yards on the ground, powered by a balancing act between veteran Joe Mixon (68) and rookie sparkplug Chase Brown (61). Zac Taylor and offensive coordinator Brian Callahan have shared their intentions for keeping Brown involved.
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6 percent of all plays, the second lowest rate of any defense in the league. Cincinnati's offensive line kept Browning upright for the majority of Monday night's game, as he was sacked twice while throwing 37 pass attempts. Browning also consistently got the ball out quick to aid that effort, and a similar game plan in Week 14 will mitigate Indianapolis' potent pass rush. 5.
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