Jaguars vs. Steelers live stream: How to watch
By Brad Weiss
The AFC Divisional Round will wrap up on Sunday afternoon, as the Jacksonville Jaguars invade Heinz Field to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Four teams remain in the AFC Playoffs, and on Sunday afternoon, it will be down to two, as the Jacksonville Jaguars head to Pittsburgh to take on the Steelers. The Jaguars won their AFC Wild Card matchup against the Buffalo Bills this past weekend, 10-3, as their stingy defense made life miserable for Tyrod Taylor and company. Pittsburgh is the No. 2 seed in the AFC, and had last weekend off, so expect a fresh bunch of Steelers at Heinz Field this weekend.
For Pittsburgh, they will be looking to get past the Jaguars and into the AFC Championship Game, where they lost to the New England Patriots last year. The Jaguars won their first playoff game since 2008 against the Bills in the Wild Card round, and will be relying on that defense to stop the Killer B’s in Ben Roethlisberger, Antonio Brown, and Le’Veon Bell. That is a pretty tall order for any team, especially on the road in the playoffs.
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This matchup can be seen nationally on CBS on Sunday afternoon. The game will be played inside Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. For those needed to watch the game online, you can do so via CBS AllAccess, as well as FuboTV.
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Kickoff begins at 1:05pm ET, with the winner advancing to the AFC Championship Game. Jacksonville was able to take care of Buffalo in front of their home crowd last weekend, but Pittsburgh brings much more offensive firepower to the table. This will be a classic matchup of a top defense going against a top offense.
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It has been a nice run for the Jaguars this season, who were a team very few expected to get this far. The Steelers are just too good at this point to lose at home, and they have the luxury of getting a healthy Antonio Brown back. Jacksonville destroyed Pittsburgh during the regular season, forcing Big Ben to throw five interceptions in a 30-9 victory, but the playoffs are a different story.