Steelers Rout Browns, Tie NFL Home-Win Record
10 sourcesUpdated Nov 4, 20261 min read
The Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Cleveland Browns 27-6 to move to 6-2, extend their winning streak to four games and take sole possession of first place in the AFC North. Jaylen Warren rushed for 143 yards and a touchdown, and Rico Dowdle added a scoring run as Pittsburgh gained 201 yards on the ground. The Steelers led 20-6 at halftime and scored on Pat Freiermuth’s one-yard touchdown. Pittsburgh’s defense forced two fumbles and sacked Deshaun Watson eight times; Watson threw for 324 yards. The victory was Pittsburgh’s 23rd consecutive regular-season home win over Cleveland, tying an NFL record, and extended the Steelers’ streak of avoiding a season sweep by the Browns to 38 seasons.
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Browns still can't win in Pittsburgh after all these years, and it shows in how they turned the ball over under pressure.
The Steelers defense was relentless with those eight sacks, and Warren's 143 yards on the ground made the difference in a solid win.
