What happened: The Cleveland Browns head into Sunday's AFC North road game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on a two-game winning streak after defeating the Tennessee Titans 27-24 on Oct. 25. First-round wide receiver Kc Concepcion earned one of four NFL Rookie of the Week nominations following the Week 7 victory, which also featured a rushing boost from running back Dylan Sampson against 1-6 Tennessee. In midweek roster moves, Cleveland signed defensive end Nadame Tucker to the practice squad while defensive tackle Kalia Davis remained on injured reserve for the rest of the 2026 season after his 21-day practice window expired Tuesday.

Why it matters: Sunday's matchup pits the AFC's No. 3 seed against the No. 6 seed, with Pittsburgh holding an identical 5-2 record and a three-game winning streak following a 16-10 win on Oct. 25. Cleveland's 23-season regular-season road drought in Pittsburgh surpasses the franchise's 16-game skid at Three Rivers Stadium that lasted from 1970 until an Oct. 5, 1986 victory. Losing Davis (quadriceps) for the remainder of the year leaves Cleveland with an open 53-man roster spot along the defensive front entering divisional play.

What to watch: Cleveland visits Pittsburgh on Sunday with an open active-roster spot to fill before the 5-2 divisional rivals meet.