PITTSBURGH — Still trying to figure out what happened to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday? After much deliberation, it appears they were hit with a 1-2 combination: The Cincinnati Bengals defense played an inspired game, and the NFL schedule-maker dealt the Steelers a bad hand. The first is obvious. The Bengals were motivated and they played well. But it should also be apparent the Steelers were flat. The line didn’t have a good game, and neither did Ben Roethlisberger. When he had time to throw, his passes were often off the mark. His receivers didn’t hold balls they should have, either. That’s where the schedule comes into play. In a normal week, the Steelers play on Sunday, of course. Monday is a light day — the players report for meetings and a review of the previous game. They also get any treatments they might need from the training staff. Then they’re out the door until Wednesday. Tuesday is their day off with no obligation to report to the offic.