How to watch Cincinnati Bengals-Pittsburgh Steelers NFL game for free today

After Ja'Marr Chase had just two catches against the Buccaneers on Sunday in Cincinnati, Joe Burrow told reporters that he needs to get Chase more involved against the Texans in Week 2.AP Photo/Joshua A. BickelIf you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.By Thomas Lagrone | tlagrone@al.comThe Cincinnati Bengals play against the Pittsburgh Steelers in an NFL game today. The divisional matchup will begin at 12 p.m. CT on CBS. Fans can watch this game for free online by using the free trials offered by DIRECTV and FuboTV. The Bengals enter this game with a 2-0 record, and they are coming off a 20-6 win against the Houston Texans. In order to win today’s game, the Bengals will need to rely on their star quarterback Joe Burrow. He has thrown for three touchdowns and nearly 500 yards this season, so he will try to continue his great play this afternoon. Notably, Burrow has also completed 68% of his passes this year. The Steelers enter this game with a 1-1 record, but they are coming off a 20-3 loss against the New England Patriots. In order to bounce back today, the Steelers will need a great performance from their veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers. He has only thrown for one touchdown this season, and he is currently completing less than 60% of his passes. Rodgers has also thrown an interception this year, so he will need to improve his accuracy this afternoon. You can watch this NFL game for free online by using the five-day free trials offered by DIRECTV and FuboTV. Hollywood Casino 400 free livestream: How to watch NASCAR Cup Series today, TV, scheduleWashington-Minnesota free livestream: How to watch college football game tonight, TV, timeHow to watch Georgia Tech-Stanford ACC football game for free tonightHow to watch Missouri-Mississippi State college football game for free tonightHow to watch USC-Oregon college football game for free todayThomas Lagrone is an Alabama native and recent graduate from the University of Alabama at Birmingham with a bachelor's degree in sports communication. Thomas has loved participating in and watching sports...