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Of course, this is the game Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. would tie his father and play in his 129th NFL game Sunday (1 p.m.-Cincinnati’s Local 12). Naturally.

Cincinnati Bengals left tackle Orlando Brown Jr. is set to play in his 129th NFL game on Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The milestone ties the career games played mark of his late father, former NFL right tackle Orlando Brown Sr., known as "Zeus." Sunday will also mark Brown Jr.'s 122nd career start and his 48th appearance with the Bengals, equaling his game total with the Baltimore Ravens.
The upcoming AFC North matchup follows a game against Houston where Brown Jr. acknowledged his performance was below his standard. Quarterback Joe Burrow and offensive coordinator Dan Pitcher defended the offensive lineman, noting that protection involves various factors beyond the line itself. Brown Jr. expressed gratitude for the support from Burrow, head coach Zac Taylor, and the coaching staff as he aims to bounce back.
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