Steelers vs. Patriots AFC Championship: Time, TV schedule, streaming, odds, announcers and more

The Pittsburgh Steelers know all too well what the New England Patriots can do. Ben Roethlisberger, in particular, knows what it’s like going up against Tom Brady. Roethlisberger has only beaten Brady once, in 2004, but never in the playoffs and never at Gillette Stadium.

While many, including Las Vegas, view this game as the Patriots’ to win or lose, the Steelers possess a team who certainly can go into Foxborough and win. Behind the force that is the Steelers’ offensive line, Le’Veon Bell, Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown have thrived. In addition to a lethal offense, Pittsburgh’s defense has become equally impressive behind the likes of James Harrison, Bud Dupree and a trio of rookies who have made significant strides during the course of the season.

While you prepare for the big game Sunday, get all the information you’ll need right here...

Injury Report

Pittsburgh

DID NOT PARTICIPATE
RB Le'Veon Bell (Not Injury Related)
TE Ladarius Green (Concussion, Illness)
LB James Harrison (Shoulder, Triceps)

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
LB Vince Williams (Shoulder)

FULL PARTICIPATION
K Chris Boswell (Illness)
LB Anthony Chickillo (Ankle)
S Sean Davis (Shoulder)
C B.J. Finney (Illness)
WR Darrius Heyward-Bey (Illness)
DE Ricardo Mathews (Ankle)
QB Zach Mettenberger (Illness)
RB Fitzgerald Toussaint (Concussion)

New England

LIMITED PARTICIPATION
WR Danny Amendola (Ankle)
TE Matrellus Bennett (Knee)
RB Brandon Bolden (Knee)
LB Dont'a Hightower (Shoulder)
WR Chris Hogan (Thigh)
WR Malcolm Mitchell (Knee)
DL Jabaal Sheard (Knee)

Date/Time: Sunday, January, 22, 6:40 p.m. EDT

Location: Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA

Game Odds: Patriots (-6)

TV: Nationally televised on CBS

Announcers: Jim Nantz and Phil Simms

Tickets: For tickets fans can visit the NFL Ticket Exchange

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