The Facts: The Bengals elevated defensive tackle Damion Square and receiver Trent Taylor from the practice squad to the active roster for Sunday’s AFC Championship Game. Both are standard elevations.

Diehards Line: Square, who signed with the Bengals this week, has a chance to make NFL history. He was on the Raiders’ practice squad when they elevated him for the Jan. 15 wild card game against the Bengals. Square played 21 defensive snaps in the loss to the Bengals. Now, he has a chance to play for the Bengals. If he plays today, he will become the first player ever to play in a playoff game against one team and then play for that team in the same postseason, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. ... Taylor has played the past six games, seeing action on 33 offensive snaps and 36 on special teams. He has two punt returns for 26 yards in the postseason after returning seven punts for 52 yards and four kickoff returns for 68 yards. He caught two passes for 41 yards in the final week of the regular season.