The Pittsburgh Steelers have a chance to play spoiler against Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, who's looking to tie an NFL record held by the legendary Peyton Manning.

Over the past four games, Burrow has recorded at least four total touchdowns in each matchup, and another four-plus touchdown game against the Steelers would tie Manning's 2004 record of five consecutive games.

Burrow has been playing some of his best football over the past several games, throwing for four passing touchdowns in Week 5 against the Miami Dolphins, four passing touchdowns against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 7, five passing touchdowns and one rushing touchdown against the Tennessee Titans in Week 8, and three passing touchdowns and one rushing touchdown against the Atlanta Falcons last Sunday.

Following his four-game streak of at least four total touchdowns per matchup, Burrow joined the likes of NFL legends Dan Marino, Drew Brees, and Tom Brady to achieve this feat, while Manning is the only quarterback to ever extend that record to five consecutive games.

Luckily for Pittsburgh, their defense has been playing outstanding football over the past several weeks and has a chance to really hit its AFC North rival where it hurts by stopping Burrow from cementing his place in the history books on Sunday Night Football.

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