Steelers guard puts Browns defensive end on the ground in 27-6 win

Pittsburgh improves to 6-2 with its fourth straight win

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated 59m1 min read

What happened: Pittsburgh's left guard slammed Cleveland's defensive end to the ground in the first quarter at Acrisure Stadium. The Steelers went on to beat the Browns 27-6 on Sunday.

Why it matters: The result moves Pittsburgh to 6-2 and Cleveland to 5-3. Cleveland had won the first meeting of the season, 27-24, on Oct. 1.

By the numbers: Steelers: 6-2, four-game winning streak, No. 3 seed. Browns: 5-3, one-game losing streak, No. 8 seed. Kicker Chris Boswell led all scorers with 9 points, and Browns kicker Andre Szmyt had 6.

What to watch: Cleveland looks to rebound from its first loss in the streak as the Nov. 10 trade deadline approaches.

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Steelers guard puts Browns defensive end on the ground in 27-6 win

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