Bengals vs. Bills 2013, Week 6: Live coverage, score updates and more

The Bengals now sit atop the AFC North, and could remain there if the offense can keep its current momentum going. The Bills, meanwhile, seem to be on the verge of being a respectable team. If they can get healthy they may be able to steal a win or two that shouldn’t have down the road.

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Marquise Goodwin made his return from a broken hand and scored the game-tying touchdown near the end. Read more about the former Olympic athlete here.

No notable injuries were reported in this game.

The full list of inactives:

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Sunday, Oct. 13, 1 p.m. ET

Ralph Wilson Stadium, Orchard Park, N.Y.

It’s been an up and down season for Cincinnati thus far. The Bengals lost on a last-second field goal in Week 1 only to win their next two games. The offense was unable to do anything in a 17-6 loss to Cleveland in Week 4. The offense struggled again last week, but a great defensive performance keyed a 13-6 win against New England.

A.J. Green’s numbers are down across the board, something Cincinnati will likely need to get fixed if it is going to make the playoffs for the third straight season.

Johnson has played in 53 straight games for the Bills, having not missed a game since 2009. The former seventh-round pick out of Kentucky has 20 catches for 254 yards, second on the team behind Robert Woods. Johnson has recorded at least 1,000 yards receiving in three straight seasons.

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