The Pittsburgh Steelers may be in the middle of a much-needed bye week — but that doesn't mean there still aren't exciting matchups for fans pay close attention to. From cheering against a new-look divisional rival to several games with AFC standings at stake,

Following the conclusion of Sunday's Week 7 games, the Pittsburgh Steelers rank near the very top of the AFC standings.

The Steelers enter the Week 7 matchup against Cincinnati as 5.5-point betting favorites, according to CBS Sports. When the Steelers and Bengals play tonight, Pittsburgh will again be without the services of wide receiver Calvin Austin III, who missed last week's game against the Browns with a shoulder injury.

Another round of upsets scrambles Bucky Brooks' Top 10, resulting in a different No. 1 team for the third straight week.

The Steelers made some mistakes. Rodgers threw two interceptions in the first half, including a great one from Bengals cornerback D.J. Turner II in which he ripped the ball away from D.K. Metcalf when it looked like Metcalf had a catch. But still, the Steelers trailed just 20-17 when Pat Freiermuth caught Rodgers’ second touchdown of the night.