Browns face NFL record-tying 23rd straight road loss in Pittsburgh

Cleveland last prevailed at Pittsburgh on Oct. 5, 2003.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 1h1 min read

The Browns have lost 22 straight regular-season games in Pittsburgh, and have not won a regular-season game there since Via @AdamSchefter on X

What happened: The Cleveland Browns carry an active 22-game regular-season road skid into Sunday's game in Pittsburgh. A 23rd consecutive road loss would tie the NFL record for the most consecutive regular-season road losses against a single franchise in league history.

Why it matters: Cleveland has not prevailed in Pittsburgh during the regular season since Oct. 5, 2003, spanning 8,248 days. The Browns enter the matchup at 5-2 through seven games in 2026, holding the third seed in the AFC.

By the numbers: Cleveland has dropped 22 consecutive regular-season road games in Pittsburgh since Oct. 5, 2003, an 8,248-day drought. The Browns stand at 5-2 in 2026 through seven games.

What to watch: Kickoff between the Browns and Steelers is set for Sunday at 1:00 PM ET in Pittsburgh.

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@AdamSchefter 2026-11-01T13:08:15.775376+00:00

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