Most onlookers understood that Cincinnati Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. has been fighting through an injury late in the season. After his the team’s stunning win over the Denver Broncos in Week 17, Brown revealed the full extent of his injury outlook.

Cincinnati Bengals starting left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. will play against the Denver Broncos on Saturday after missing the last three games with a fibula injury, head coach Zac Taylor told reporters on Thursday.

The Bengals came out on top in an overtime thriller Saturday and in doing so kept their playoff chances alive.

Bengals starting left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. will return to the field for the first time in weeks when Cincinnati takes on the Denver Broncos on Saturday.

While Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver gutted his way through ankle and knee injuries to catch 11 passes for 131 yards and a career-high three touc

CINCINNATI — Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. (fibula) will play on Saturday against the Broncos. Brown has been battling the injury for months, but will return for a must-win game against Denver. He hasn't played since December 1 against Pittsburgh.

Orlando Brown Jr. wasn't planning on hosting a watch party, but Bengals teammate Cody Ford informed him he will be as the team hopes to slide into playoffs.

Lamar Jackson claimed he was jogging on his 48-yard touchdown run on Christmas, among other top Week 17 comments.

Bengals head coach Zac Taylor said offensive tackle Amarius Mims would be a game-time decision for the Week 18 game in Pittsburgh.

Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. (fibula) will play on Saturday against the Broncos. Brown has been battling the injury for months, but will return for a must-win game against Denver.

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Cincinnati Bengals tackle Cody Ford kept Steelers edge T.J. Watt off the stat sheet Saturday night in the team's season-extending 19-17 win.