NFL Week 16 live updates: Bills lead Chargers 14-10; Steelers handle Bengals

Week 16 of the NFL season continues with a doubleheader on Saturday, and we’ve got you covered with all the highlights!

Mason Rudolph and George Pickens led the Pittsburgh Steelers (8-7) to a convincing 34-11 victory over Jake Browning and the Cincinnati Bengals (8-7) to kick off the day.

Closing things out, Easton Stick and the Los Angeles Chargers (5-9) are playing host to Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills (8-6).

Here are the top moments!

Buffalo Bills at Los Angeles Chargers

HALFTIME: Bills 14, Chargers 10

Buffalo out-gained Los Angeles 186-150 in total yards, with Allen both throwing and rushing for a touchdown in the first half.

Bills 14, Chargers 10 0:41 2Q – I got this!

Allen finished off an eight-play Buffalo drive with a 2-yard rushing touchdown.

Chargers 10, Bills 7 9:12 2Q – Dollar Bills

Going to his right, Allen hit wide receiver Gabe Davis, who then carried a defender into the end zone for a 57-yard Bills score.

Chargers 10, Bills 0 13:54 2Q – It Sticks

Four plays after the Chargers recovered the muffed punt, Stick ran in a goal-line touchdown.

Chargers 3, Bills 0 0:21 1Q – Muffler!

Deonte Harty fumbled a punt return for the Bills, and the Chargers fell on the loose ball at the Buffalo 27-yard line.

Chargers 3, Bills 0 9:48 1Q – On the move

Buffalo punted on the opening possession, and then Los Angeles put together a field goal drive. En route to the 3-pointer, Stick hit wide receiver Josh Palmer for a 19-yard gain.

Pregame scene

FINAL: Pittsburgh Steelers 34, Cincinnati Bengals 11

Steelers 34, Bengals 11 12:33 4Q – INT No. 3

Cincinnati got a field goal in the closing seconds of the third quarter and then forced a Pittsburgh three-and-out. That said, Browning was intercepted on the Bengals’ next drive by linebacker Alex Highsmith. The Steelers later got a field goal.

Steelers 31, Bengals 8 9:48 3Q – That’s a response!

On the third play of the following possession, Rudolph and Pickens hooked up for a 66-yard Steelers touchdown.

Steelers 24, Bengals 8 11:22 3Q – Life!

On the Bengals’ first play from scrimmage of the second half, Browning hit Tee Higgins over the middle, and the wide receiver ripped through the Steelers defense for an 80-yard touchdown. They then converted a two-point attempt.

HALFTIME: Steelers 24, Bengals 0

Pittsburgh intercepted Browning twice and out-gained Cincinnati 263-153 in total yards in the first half.

Steelers 21, Bengals 0 1:10 2Q – Unreal catch!

Rudolph threw up a deep ball for Pickens, and the wide receiver made an exceptional catch near the sideline for a 44-yard gain. Pittsburgh then got a field goal right before halftime.

Elandon Roberts OUT

Pittsburgh ruled the linebacker out with a pectoral injury.

Steelers 21, Bengals 0 2:19 2Q – Steelers make a stand

Cincinnati got the ball to the Pittsburgh 5-yard line, but it turned it over on downs when faced with a fourth-and-1.

Steelers 21, Bengals 0 7:15 2Q – Steelers capitalize

Four plays after the interception — and one play after Rudolph scrambled for a first down on third down — Najee Harris ran in a 3-yard touchdown.

Steelers 14, Bengals 0 8:54 2Q – Another pick

Browning was intercepted by Steelers safety Eric Rowe, who ran the pick back to the Bengals’ 14-yard line.

Steelers 14, Bengals 0 14:26 2Q – Here comes the BOOM

Wide receiver Calvin Austin III got the call on the run for Pittsburgh and found the end zone for a 7-yard score — partially thanks to an emphatic pancake block from running back Jaylen Warren.

Steelers 7, Bengals 0 5:12 1Q – Yikes!

Cincinnati got the ball into the red zone on the ensuing possession, but Browning then threw a third-down pass into the end zone, and it was intercepted by Patrick Peterson.

Steelers 7, Bengals 0 10:58 1Q – Off he goes!

On just their second play from scrimmage, Rudolph hit Pickens, who exploded down the field for an 86-yard Steelers touchdown.

Pregame scene

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