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The Bengals expect to have wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase back for Thursday night's game against the Ravens and it looks like there's a good chance of quarterback Joe Burrow playing as well, but Tee Higgins is unlikely to join them on the field.

Higgins left Sunday's loss to the Patriots after he landed on his head while trying to catch a pass in the fourth quarter and he did not return. The Bengals later announced that Higgins has been diagnosed with a concussion.

Clearing the concussion protocol in any week is difficult and it's all but certain that he'll be ruled out for the Thanksgiving game.

Higgins had five catches for 31 yards in the loss.

The Steelers don't expect quarterback Aaron Rodgers to miss another game with his fractured left wrist.

Rodgers was listed as questionable to play after returning for limited practices on Thursday and Friday. Head coach Mike Tomlin told CBS that Rodgers would miss the game a couple of hours before kickoff and said after the Steelers' 31-28 loss to the Bears that he made the decision to go with Mason Rudolph on Saturday.

Tomlin also said at his press conference that he thinks Rodgers will be ready to play against the Bills next Sunday.

"I anticipate him being ready for next week," Tomlin said. "It was a prudent decision to make. Certainly it was a fluid week for him, a fluid week for Mason in terms of reps and so forth. I think it’ll be in our rear view as we move forward. I’m hopeful of that."

Thanks to the loss and the Ravens' win, the Steelers are now out of first place in the AFC North. We'll see if Rodgers' return to action can nudge them back ahead of Baltimore before the year is out.

Two questionable officiating calls resulted in Jalen Hurts' 7-yard touchdown run.

The Eagles went three-and-out on their second possession, and Braden Mann punted the ball away. Ryan Flournoy was called for roughing the kicker, though it appeared he tipped the punt. That would have negated the penalty.

Instead, the Eagles took advantage of their first down, 15 yards and new life.

They drove 76 yards in 12 plays, though it could have been 11 plays.

A.J. Brown caught what was ruled a 7-yard touchdown, which would have been his second of the day. He took two steps and reached out and touched the ball to the pylon before losing it out of bounds.

Expedited replay overturned it to an incompletion.

Hurts then took it into the end zone himself on the next play.

The Eagles lead 14-0 after one quarter.