Green had 10 catches on 18 targets for 116 yards Sunday against the Steelers.

Analysis: A very good performance against a strong Steelers defense, Green eclipsed the 100-yard mark for the fifth time this season. However, after scoring a touchdown in nine straight games earlier this season, Green has scored only once in his last five contests. He'll look to break out in Week 17 against a Ravens' defense that held Victor Cruz and Hakeem Nicks to a combined three catches for 21 yards Sunday.

Green had six receptions for 57 yards and a touchdown in Thursday's win against the Eagles.

Analysis: On top of the productive fantasy day, Green also led the team with ten targets. The touchdown was number 11 on the season for him which leads all receivers in the NFL. His yardage totals have been a little lower the past two weeks, but he is still as dangerous as ever with his knack for the endzone.

Green ready to rebound

As fantasy expert Adam Rank points out in his Week 15 Anxiety Meter, “Aside from the fact you never bench your studs, realize Green has scored at least eight fantasy points in five consecutive road games.” In fact, he’s only dipped below eight points three times all season. READ: TNF ANXIETY METER

Analysis: Green will be looking to rebound from his 4.40 point performance against the Cowboys last week. Sure, it was his second straight disappointing stat line, but good things come to those who wait. The Eagles are tied for allowing the second-most touchdown passes (25) to opponents this season and are coming off a game which saw Vincent Jackson post them up for 131 yards and a score.

Green shut out from end zone

Green totaled just three catches for 44 yards during the Bengals loss to the Cowboys on Sunday. WATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Analysis: The wideout was plagued by some crucial drops and has now failed to score in three straight games.

Green caught three passes on eight targets for 44 yards Sunday against the Cowboys.

Analysis: A poor performance for Green, who hasn't recorded this few receiving yards in six games. While he's still getting a high number of targets, Green hasn't scored in the last three weeks, a disappointing streak given that he went nine consecutive games with at least one score earlier in the season. Up next is an Eagles' defense that allowed 131 yards and a touchdown to Vincent Jackson on Sunday.

A.J. Green: (Illness) Active Sunday

Green (illness) is active for Sunday's game against the Cowboys.

Analysis: Green missed practice Friday with the illness, but was still listed as probable heading into Sunday. He remains an elite fantasy wideout and is a must start in nearly all leagues, even against a solid Cowboys secondary.

Green provides a mismatch

In his Week 14 "Underrated Storylines" report, Around the League's Kareem Copeland notes, "Green is everything that Dallas Cowboys fans hoped Bryant would be -- a young, dynamic receiver that is a physical mismatch every week. Green has 76 receptions for 1,107 yards and a league-high 10 touchdowns." READ: GREEN vs. BRYANT

Analysis: Green will square off against a Dallas secondary which ranks 10th versus the pass, but has allowed 16 passing scores compared to 11 rushing scores. The Cowboys are allowing opposing offenses an average of 24 points per game, so Green should get his opportunities to find the end zone.

Green, who did not practice Friday due to an illness, is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Cowboys, the Bengals' official site reports.

Analysis: There's no reason to believe that Green won't be fine for Sunday's game, though we will of course confirm his status prior to the Bengals' 1:00 ET just to be sure.

A.J. Green: Sits Out Practice Friday

Green sat out Friday's practice, apparently due to an illness, Geoff Hobson of the Bengals' official website reports.

Analysis: Green didn't miss either of the first two days of practice this week, but he was held out Friday, likely to rest. As long as Green is just sick, he shouldn't be in danger of missing Sunday's game against the Cowboys. Expect his official Week 14 status to be revealed Friday afternoon.

Green had nine catches on 13 targets for 85 yards Sunday against the Chargers.

Analysis: Green has now recorded at least 85 receiving yards in five straight games, although fantasy owners are likely getting a little worried that he hasn't scored in back-to-back weeks after doing so in nine straight games prior to that. Nevertheless, he remains an elite wideout and must-start in nearly every fantasy format, so there really isn't anything to worry about here.

Dalton key to win streak

In his "Who has the Edge?" analysis, Daniel Jeremiah notes, "Quarterback Andy Dalton has keyed a three-game win streak by tossing nine touchdowns without giving up a single interception. He has spread the ball around to several of his weapons, but wide receiver A.J. Green continues to be his go-to-guy when it comes to creating big plays down the field." READ: WHO HAS THE EDGE?

Analysis: With fellow wideout Mohamed Sanu ruled out due to injury, Dalton and Green should find success against a Chargers secondary which has allowed 20 touchdowns and just nine interceptions this season.

Green racks up yards, Sanu the touchdowns

Green totaled 111 yards on just three catches against the Raiders on Sunday. Mohamed Sanu was the recipient of two of Andy Dalton's three touchdown passes despite totaling just 29 yards receiving. WATCH HIGHLIGHTS

Analysis: Though he was unable to score, Green still remains as the No. 1 wideout in fantasy land. With a matchup against the Chargers in Week 13, Green should continue to produce for fantasy owners.

Green caught three passes on nine targets for 111 yards Sunday against the Raiders.

Analysis: Green's nine-game streak with a touchdown finally ends, although he still managed to reach the 100-yard mark for the fourth time this season. Jermaine Gresham and Mohamed Sanu (2) got the scores Sunday but Green remained the most-targeted receiver. Up next on the schedule are the Chargers and their excellent run defense, so the Bengals could be throwing the ball a lot next week.

Sanu doubles up

After one half of play, Mohamed Sanu has hauled in two Andy Dalton touchdown passes with just 29 receiving yards. FOLLOW WITH GAME CENTER

Analysis: AJ Green leads all receivers with 63 yards receiving on just two catches. The Raiders defense has allowed 24 points in just the first half, so expect all your Bengals to find continued success.

Green chasing Jerry RIce

In his Week 12 "Like/Dislike" analysis, Adam Rank notes, "A.J. Green has a touchdown reception in nine consecutive games, which is the longest current streak in the NFL and second-longest in NFL history." FULL LIKE/DISLIKE ANALYSIS

Analysis: Jerry Rice holds the NFL record with 13, set from 1986-87. Green is tied for the third-longest streak in a single season and trails Rice and Crazylegs Hirsch (10).

Raiders defense no match for Dalton

In his "Week 12 Predictions" analysis, Elliot Harrison believes the Raiders defense "is in no shape to stop Andy Dalton, who's thrown six touchdowns over his last two games with no interceptions and a passer rating far north of 100." FULL WEEK 12 PREDICTIONS

Analysis: Michael Fabiano agrees, noting in his "Week 12 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em" analysis the Oakland defense has "allowed 20 touchdown passes overall and an average of close to 20 fantasy points per game to quarterbacks on the road." Look for A.J. Green to have another solid performance as well given the matchup.

Chiefs allowing big plays vs. the pass

In his Week 11 "Like/Dislike" analysis, Adam Rank notes, "Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton has notched at least 19 fantasy points in three consecutive road games and at least 15 fantasy points in three of his last four games." FULL LIKE/DISLIKE

Analysis: Though the Chiefs have been stingy in total passing yards allowed, but they've given up 18 touchdowns and 7 plays of 40 -plus yards through the air this season. A.J. Green should see plenty of opportunities to stretch the field this week.

Green caught seven passes for 85 receiving yards and a touchdown in Sunday's win over the Giants.

Analysis: Green continues to produce on an elite level and his 56-yard first quarter touchdown catch made it eight consecutive games in which he has scored at least once. The second year receiver took advantage of a lackluster Giants secondary and led the team with 10 targets Sunday. With the dismal Chiefs on the schedule for next week, expect more of the same from Green.

Green caught seven passes on nine targets for 99 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Broncos.

Analysis: A very good game for Green, who spent most of the day lined up against Pro Bowler Champ Bailey. The second year wideout now has eight touchdowns on the season, with at least one in every game since Week 1. He remains an elite fantasy wideout and will look to continue his streak next week against a Giants' defense that was ranked 26th against the pass heading into Week 9.

Dalton connects with Green

Andy Dalton connected with AJ Green early in the second half for a ten yard score against the Broncos. FOLLOW WITH GAME CENTER

Analysis: Green has accounted for 61 of Dalton's 189 yards passing and caught the lone score.

Dalton lacking big play ability

NFL.com's Michael Lombardi believes "there's been plenty of talk about the Bengals having great talent on offense, but they fail to make plays. Maybe Dalton just cannot make the other players around him better. From my perspective, the concern has to be with Dalton." READ: FRONT OFFICE VIEW

Analysis: Despite his struggles on the field, Dalton has thrived in fantasy land, scoring 113.34 points this season, which ranks him 8th at the position. Both Dalton and Green face a nice matchup in Week 9 against a Broncos' secondary which has allowed 11 passing TDs.

Green caught one ball for eight yards and a touchdown in Sunday's loss to the Steelers.

Analysis: Green saw many double-teams on the night, but was able to catch a touchdown in his sixth straight game. Green has 636 yards and seven touchdowns through seven weeks and should continue to be Andy Dalton's favorite target the rest of the way. Green won't catch a touchdown in Week 8 though, as the Bengals are on a bye.

Green taking place of Megatron

In his Week 7 Like/Dislike analysis, fantasy expert Adam Rank notes that compared to Calvin Johnson's first six games last season, "Green has the edge in receptions (43 to 36) and yards (628 to 545), but trails in touchdowns (6 to 9). Still, Green is on pace for 16 TD receptions this year. He's the best fantasy receiver this year" FULL LIKE/DISLIKE REPORT

Analysis: Be sure to check out Michael Fabiano's Week 7 Start 'Em, Sit 'Em analysis when rounding out your lineup this week.

Dalton and Green among best tandems

Andy Dalton continued his stellar sophomore season with a 381 yard, three touchdown day. Two of his scores were hauled in by A.J. Green, who racked up 135 yards in the process. FULL GAME RECAP

Analysis: This was Dalton's fourth 19-plus point performance of the season. Both he and Green have become one of the best tandems in the business.

Green (knee) had seven catches for 135 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Browns.

Analysis: Another big game for Green, who was able to succeed despite the presence of Joe Haden on the other side of the line. The Steelers are up next for the Bengals, although Green has shown an ability to dominate even against tough opponents.

Dalton leading the pack

Through one-half of action, Andy Dalton has connected with AJ Green for 53 yards and a score. The second-year QB also hooked up with Jermaine Gresham for an early 55 yard TD pass. FOLLOW WITH GAME CENTER

Analysis: Dalton is off to another hot start, currently second among all fantasy QBs with 14.52 points.

Green (knee) is listed as active for Sunday's game against the Browns.

Analysis: Feel free to roll with Green, who will get a crack at a Browns' defense that is allowing an average of 280.6 passing yards per game thus far, while having allowed 12 passing TDs in that span.

Green, Dalton look for continued success

In his Like/Dislike analysis, fantasy expert Adam Rank notes the Browns defense "have allowed the second-most points to fantasy quarterbacks and have allowed 10 touchdown receptions to receivers this year." FULL LIKE/DISLIKE ANALYSIS

Analysis: Andy Dalton and A.J. Green are quickly becoming one of the best duo's in the NFL, so don't let the return of Joe Haden sway you from starting them.

Green (knee) practiced fully again Friday and is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Browns, the Bengals' official site reports.

Analysis: Green will take aim Sunday at the 0-5 Browns, who are allowing an average of 280.6 passing yards per game thus far, while having allowed 12 passing TDs in that span. Only the Redskins and the Titans (who have allowed 13 in six games) have allowed more.

Green (knee) practiced fully Thursday Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Analysis: Good news for Green's owners, as the second-year wideout has lived up to his lofty fantasy draft slotting thus far, recording 36 catches for 493 yards with four touchdowns through five games out of the gate.

A.J. Green: (Knee) Limited Wednesday

Green (knee) was limited at Wednesday's practice, the Bengals' official site reports.

Analysis: Green had his ankle taped for the second half of Week 5's loss to Miami after he limped off the field for one play in the first half, but evidently he's dealing with some sort of knee issue at the moment. So far there's nothing to suggest that his availability for Sunday's game against the Browns is in any danger, however.

Green had nine catches for 65 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Dolphins.

Analysis: Despite the lower number of receiving yards, for him, Green managed to score a touchdown for the fourth straight game. He remains the No. 1 receiver in Cincinnati and one of the best in fantasy football this year. He could be matched up with Joe Haden of the Browns next week, who will be returning from a four-game suspension.

Green receives honor

Cincinatti Bengals second-year wide receiver A.J. Green earned the AFC offensive honor. He had 27 receptions (tied for 5th in the NFL) for 428 yards (2nd) and three touchdowns (tied for 5th). FULL HONOREES LIST

Analysis: Green should add to his totals in Week 5 against a Dolphins secondary which has allowed six scores through the air.

Green leading all wide receivers

In his NFL Quarterly Report, NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah notes Green "has been the league's best receiver so far this season, averaging 107 yards per game and hauling in three touchdowns." FULL QUARTERLY REPORT

Analysis: Fantasy owners have been pleased as well with Green's 61.90 points, which leads all fantasy WRs. Against the Dolphins' 30th ranked secondary, Green should continue to excel in Week 5.

Green had six catches for 117 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Jaguars.

Analysis: Another excellent game for Green, who has caught a touchdown pass in each of the past three games. He's gone over 115 yards in back-to-back games and next week faces a Miami defense that just allowed 324 passing yards to Kevin Kolb and the Cardinals.

Green had nine catches for 183 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Redskins.

Analysis: Green was a beast Sunday, catching 9-of-11 balls thrown his way, including a 73-yard touchdown in the first quarter. Andy Dalton is starting to establish himself as a quality NFL quarterback and Green is by far his favorite receiver.

Green had seven catches for 58 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's win over the Browns.

Analysis: Green was targeted a game-high 12 times and could have had a monster performance if he had caught a few more of the balls thrown his way. Fantasy owners will happily take the touchdown and hope to see more yardage if the targets keep up.

Green caught five passes for 70 yards Monday against the Ravens.

Analysis: Green led the team with 11 targets on the night, which doesn't figure to change much this season. Green remains the best bet for production out of Cincy's receiving corps this season and gets a break with shutdown corner Joe Haden suspended in Week 2 at Cleveland.

Green caught just one pass for three yards during Thursday's preseason tune-up against Green Bay.

Analysis: Cincinnati's top offense failed to get much going at all Thursday from the top down as Dalton completed just five of his 17 passes. Green's been relatively quiet this preseason with three catches (62 yards, one touchdown) in three games, but he's the only reliable wideout option Dalton has.

Green had two receptions for 59 yards including a 50-yard touchdown reception from Andy Dalton in the Bengals' second preseason game Thursday.

Analysis: Green had five targets in the game and caught two of them. The touchdown catch was on a great route past Falcons' cornerback Asante Samuel. Coming off a fantastic rookie season, it appears Dalton and Green are already clicking in midseason form.

Green has been working on cleaning up his route running for the 2012 season, the National Football Post reports.

Analysis: Offensive Coordinator Jay Gruden said a lot of times last season, Green wouldn't run great routes, but he could get around it by just running by people. It's scary to think how good Green could be if he becomes an elite route runner on top of all the natural ability he has.

Green (shoulder) caught just two passes for 26 yards in Sunday's loss to the Ravens.

Analysis: Green did receive nine targets, but was terribly inefficient with his opportunities. Even still, he's had a great rookie season, and will showcase his talent in the first round of the playoffs at Houston.

Green (shoulder) is active for Sunday's game against the Ravens.

Analysis: Green's shoulder may not be 100 percent, but he'll be out there Sunday with the Bengals trying snag the No. 6 playoff seed in the AFC.

Green (shoulder, probable) practiced fully Friday, the Bengals' official site reports.

Analysis: Green has a tough matchup Sunday against a stingy Ravens' pass D, but in spite of that, he is talented enough to produce in a game that the Bengals will try to win, with the No. 6 seed in the AFC playoff hunt within reach.

Green (shoulder) was a limited participant in practice Thursday, Cincinnati Enquirer writer Joe Reedy reports.

Analysis: Green played through the injury last week, so he should probably be expected to be on the field against Baltimore on Sunday.

Green (shoulder) was limited at Wednesday's practice, the Bengals' official site reports.

Analysis: There were no setbacks reported with Green in Week 16, so his being listed as limited Wednesday is probably simply an indication that his shoulder is still a little banged up heading into Sunday's season finale against the Ravens.

Green (shoulder) had two receptions for 25 yards for the Bengals on Saturday.

Analysis: Green was heavily targeted (received a team-high eight looks), but wasn't very efficient. He wasn't needed much in general, as Cincinnati played conservatively in the second half with a big lead.

Green (shoulder) is active for Saturday's game against the Cardinals, the Bengals' official Twitter feed reports.

Analysis: Arizona has allowed the eighth-most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers this season. The injury shouldn't hinder Green too much, and he's a strong play in all formats as a result of his recent production and favorable matchup Saturday.

A.J. Green: (Shoulder) Listed as Probable

Green (shoulder) is listed as probable for Saturday's game against the Cardinals, the Bengals' official site reports.

Analysis: With 17 catches over his last three games, Green figures to remain heavily-targeted by QB Andy Dalton on Saturday, barring any setback with his shoulder.

Green (shoulder) was a limited practice participant Thursday, Cincinnati Enquirer writer Joe Reedy reports.

Analysis: Green is expected to play against Arizona on Saturday, but his owners should follow up on his status if at all possible, just in case the unexpected occurs.

A.J. Green: (Shoulder) Limited Practice Wednesday

Green (shoulder) was a limited participant at practice Wednesday, the Bengals' official site reports.

Analysis: Green's presence at practice Wednesday supports his assertion that his sprained shoulder won't keep him out of Saturday's game against the Cardinals. We'll let you know if that assessment changes.

A.J. Green: (Shoulder) AC Separation

The Bengals are now calling Green's shoulder injury an AC separation, Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Analysis: That said, the team remains optimistic that Green will play Saturday against the Cardinals, but expect the wideout to be limited at practice this week.

A.J. Green: Sprained Shoulder

Green suffered a Grade 3 sprain of his right shoulder in Sunday's win over the Rams, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Analysis: Though Green had his right shoulder wrapped in ice and was sporting a sling after Sunday's game, he does not expect to miss any games with the injury. "I had it before and it's nothing serious. I'm definitely not going to miss these last two games for nothing," Green said.

Green (shoulder) returned to action to begin the second half.

Analysis: Green had 94 yards receiving in the first half. This will bear watching for the rest of the game and during the week of practice next week.

A.J. Green: Leaves With Apparent Shoulder Injury

Green suffered what appeared to be a right shoulder injury late in the second quarter Sunday against the Rams.

Analysis: Green walked to the locker room at the two-minute warning isolating his right shoulder. He got tangled up with a Rams defender on a sideline route and landed awkwardly on his shoulder.

Green had five catches for 59 yards in Sunday's loss to the Texans, but didn't get into the end zone.

Analysis: Green won a jump ball against former Bengal Johnathan Joseph that put the Bengals in good scoring position, but then they could only settle for a field goal after that.

Green hauled in six passes for 87 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's blowout loss to the Steelers.

Analysis: Green provided the lone offensive touchdown for the Bengals on an 11-yard catch in the second quarter. Green received a game-high 11 targets, and seems to be over the knee injury that cost him a game in late November.

Green (knee) had three receptions for 110 yards in Sunday's 23-20 win over the Browns.

Analysis: Green was held in check until late in the fourth quarter when he made a nice 51-yard catch that directly led to the game-winning field goal. Unless he suffered some sort of setback to his knee late in the game, he should be fine moving forward.

Green (knee) is active for Sunday's game against the Browns.

Analysis: Teammates Jerome Simpson and Andre Caldwell might have to be downgraded a tick with Green likely in line to see his usual share of looks in his return to action.

A.J. Green: Probable For Sunday

Green (knee) had full participation for the second straight day Friday and is listed as probable for Sunday's game against the Browns, according to Cincinnati.com.

Analysis: Assuming he's a go, which we pretty much are at this stage, Green will have missed just one game. Jerome Simpson and Andre Caldwell might have to be downgraded just a tad with Green in line to see his usual targets.

Green (knee) practiced fully Thursday, Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Analysis: We'll see how the Bengals officially list Green on Friday, but his full participation Thursday suggests that he'll be back in the lineup Sunday against the Browns.

Green (knee) practiced but was limited Wednesday, the Bengals' official site reports.

Analysis: Green is taking it "day-by-day," and was one of many Bengals limited Wednesday, including quarterback Andy Dalton.

Green (knee) said that he will try to practice Wednesday, Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Analysis: Green says that there has been improvement with his knee, which is a good sign, but he added that he will take it day-by-day leading up to Sunday's game against the Browns.

When asked about Green's (knee) possible status this week, coach Marvin Lewis replied with "an enthusiastic we'll see," Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Analysis: We'll be enthusiastic about Green's status too if he is able to practice this week, with our first real clue about his potential Week 12 availability not likely to come until Wednesday.

A.J. Green: (Knee) Inactive Against Baltimore

Green (knee) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Ravens, Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Analysis: Green did not practice all week after leaving in the first quarter of last week's loss to the Steelers. As a result, Jerome Simpson and Andre Caldwell figure to head the Bengals' wideout corps Sunday, with Andrew Hawkins in the mix as well Sunday against the Ravens.

Green wants to play through his knee injury Sunday, but the Bengals are having team doctors make the final call, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

Analysis: Listed as doubtful, Green may have a hard time talking his way in the lineup prior to kickoff, but he's not ruled out yet for Sunday.

A.J. Green: (Knee) Doubtful This Week

After missing his third straight practice Friday with a sore knee, Green was listed as doubtful for Sunday's game in Baltimore, the Bengals' official site reports.

Analysis: With Green unlikely to go, Jerome Simpson and Andre Caldwell figure to head the Bengals' wideout corps Sunday, with Andrew Hawkins in the mix as well.

A.J. Green: Unable To Practice Friday

Green (knee) is not practicing Friday, according to Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer.

Analysis: That makes three days in a row the prized rookie hasn't practiced, so you'll definitely need another plan heading into Sunday even if the team hasn't ruled him out yet. Fortunately, it's an early start against the Ravens.

A.J. Green: (Knee) Iffy for Week 11

Green's chances of playing through his hyperextended knee against Baltimore on Sunday are "not looking great," according to NFL Network's Jason La Canfora. He did not practice Thursday.

Analysis: While Green's owners should be preparing alternatives, it's still too early to write off Green for Sunday. He's the sort of talent who might receive a game-time decision designation even if he misses Friday's practice. Still, he ideally would get into practice in some capacity Friday.

Green (knee) did not practice Thursday, but according to Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer, the wideout is walking better.

Analysis: Green is currently viewed as a game-time decision for Sunday's game against the Ravens, but we'd like to see him on the practice field Friday before considering him as a Week 11 lineup option.

A.J. Green: (Knee) Game-Time Decision

When referring to his status for Sunday's game against the Ravens, Green (knee) said, "I don't know. It's going to be a game-time decision," Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Analysis: Green, who did not practice Wednesday, also noted that if the Bengals played Wednesday, he might be iffy, but there is still time for his tune to become more (or less) optimistic. This is after his MRI showed a hyperextension and a little bone bruising, but no ligament damage.

A.J. Green: Knee Injury Seen Minor

In reference to Green's knee injury, coach Marvin Lewis said Monday that "A.J. should be fine," Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Analysis: "Should be fine" is a relative description of course, but it suggests that Green is probably closer to day-to-day than week-to-week.

Green hauled in one catch Sunday, a 36-yard first quarter touchdown, before being sidelined with a knee injury.

Analysis: After landing awkwardly on the catch, Green was on the ground for a few minutes before limping off. He attempted to return to the game, but was relegated to the sidelines for the entire second half. The injury has been reported as a hyperextension and his status will be monitored closely for next week.

A.J. Green: Downplays Knee Issue

Green says that his knee was hyperextended in Sunday's loss to the Steelers, Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer reports.

Analysis: Initially, Green downplayed the injury, noting that "it doesn't feel (like) anything serious." Still, we'll consider him day-to-day and monitor his status in the coming days.

Green appeared to hurt his right knee on a touchdown catch against the Steelers on Sunday, but walked off the field under his own power. Official word from the Bengals is that his return is probable.

Analysis: Green won a jump ball in the end zone but landed awkwardly. We'll see if he comes out for the next Bengals' offensive series.