Antonio Brown tested his injured right toe prior to Monday's game in Cincinnati. Though he told ESPN it was sore, the pain did not preventing him being active for the game against the Bengals at Paul Brown Stadium.
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The Steelers receiver leads the NFL with 1,195 receiving yards on 80 receptions. He is just two catches behind Arizona's Larry Fitzgerald, who caught 10 passes in Sunday's loss to the Rams to pass Brown for the NFL lead. Brown is also tied for third with eight receiving touchdowns.
Brown might be limited against the Bengals (5-6), who are four games back of the Steelers (9-2) in the AFC North. The Steelers enter Monday's game with a 2 1/2-game lead on the Ravens (7-5) in the division.
Brown has had 10 catches in each of his last two games for a combined 313 yards and five touchdowns.