A look at the injuries around the division and what it means:

BENGALS: The team's pass rush will once again not be at full strength. Defensive end Carlos Dunlap (doubtful, hamstring) has essentially been ruled out. He managed only 12 plays last Sunday and was not pleased with his play, according to The Cincinnati Enquirer. Wide receiver A.J. Green (knee) had full practices the past two days and is probable. Quarterback Andy Dalton (right shoulder) is also listed as probable.

BROWNS: The surprise is running back Peyton Hillis (questionable, hamstring) is expected to play after missing five straight games but won't move into the starting lineup until he's fully recovered, according to The Cleveland Plain Dealer. Running back Montario Hardesty (questionable, calf) will likely start and share carries with Hillis and Chris Ogbonnaya. Strong safety T.J. Ward (foot) had already been declared out and will be replaced by Usama Young. Quarterback Colt McCoy (right shoulder) is listed as probable.

STEELERS: Outside linebacker LaMarr Woodley (questionable, hamstring) is expected to miss his third straight game. Jason Worilds has been solid in filling in for Woodley despite no sacks. Wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders (probable, knee) is expected to return to add more speed to an already fast receiver group.