BrownsTuesday, November 3
The Browns fell 27-6 at Pittsburgh and gave up eight sacks
The 5AM Cleveland team
The Browns lost 27-6 at Pittsburgh on Sunday and fell to 5-3, while the Steelers (6-2) took first place in the AFC North. It was Pittsburgh's 23rd straight regular-season win over Cleveland at Acrisure Stadium, tying the NFL record for consecutive home wins against one opponent.
The Steelers sacked Deshaun Watson eight times, and Cleveland went 4-of-13 on third downs. Watson threw for 324 yards, but 155 came in the fourth quarter when the game was out of reach. Shedeur Sanders played four snaps while Watson went to the medical tent for a concussion check, and Watson returned.
- Browns' rushing: a season-low 34 net yards
- Browns' touchdowns: none, a first this season
- Jared Verse: one assisted tackle
Pittsburgh out-rushed Cleveland 200 yards to 34
Source: FOX 8 News
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Steelers | 200 yds |
| Browns | 34 yds |
“It's a good learning lesson for this young team, that it's week to week, and the bottom line is in this league is you speak with your play.”
Next up is the Saints (2-5) on Sunday at 1 p.m., then Houston at home on Nov. 15 before the bye week.
Sources: WSYX, Tribune Chronicle, Cleveland.com, FOX 8 News, USA TODAY