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Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cleveland Browns: Box score, players stats, and summary feat. Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston

The Pittsburgh Steelers played against the Cleveland Browns in the early slate of fixtures on Sunday in Week 14. Pittsburgh came into the game with a record of 9-3 and was in full confidence after a thrilling 44-38 win against the Cincinnati Bengals last week.

The Browns are 3-9 on the season but have found a new spark with Jameis Winston as their quarterback. Cleveland came close to winning against the Denver Broncos last week but fell short and lost 41-32.

Winston and the Browns already have a win against the Steelers this season. They pulled off an upset in Week 12 and won 24-19. Pittsburgh is a Super Bowl contender this year, and if they want people to take them seriously, they need a win against Cleveland today.

Both defenses were dominant in the first half, but the Steelers took a 13-7 lead at halftime. Russell Wilson and the Steelers' offense had a big third quarter, and it was enough for the Steelers to win the game.


Pittsburgh Steelers vs Cleveland Browns box scores:

Team

1st Quarter

2nd Quarter

3rd Quarter

4th Quarter

Full-time Score

Cleveland Browns

7

0

0

7

14

Pittsburgh Steelers

3

10

14

0

27


Browns box score

Quarterback:

Player

Pass Attempts

Pass Completions

Passing Yards

Passing TDs

INTs

Rushing Attempts

Rushing Yards

Rushing TDs

Jameis Winston

41

24

211

2

2

4

28


Rushing and Receiving:

Player

Rushing Attempts

Rushing Yards

Rushing TDs

Receptions

Receiving Yards

Receiving TDs

Nick Chubb

11

48





Jerome Ford

10

28


3

18


Jerry Jeudy




5

64

1

Elijah Moore




3

34


David Njoku




7

42

1

Jordan Akins




1

20


Michael Woods II




1

12


Pierre Strong Jr.




2

9


James Proche II




2

18


Defense:

Player

Tackles

Sacks

Interceptions

Mohamoud Diabate

8



Grant Delpit

6



Devin Bush

6



Martin Emerson Jr.

5



Jordan Hicks

5



Jowon Briggs

4



Denzel Ward

4



Ronnie Hickman

3



Juan Thornhill

3



Isaiah McGuire

3



Juan Thornhill

3



D'Anthony Bell

2



T.Y. McGill

2



Rodney McLeod Jr.

2



Greg Newsome II 

2



Shelby Harris

2



Cameron Thomas

2



Nathaniel Watson

1



Ogbo Okoronkwo

1



Nick Chubb 

1



Cameron Mitchell

1



Jowon Briggs

1



Cameron Mitchell

1



Myles Garrett

1



Ethan Pocic

1



Winston Reid

1



Kicking:

Player

FGs Attempted

FGs Converted

XPs Attempted

XPs Converted

Total Points

Dustin Hopkins

2

0

2

2

2


Steelers box score:

Quarterback:

Player

Pass Attempts

Pass Completions

Passing Yards

Passing TDs

INTs

Rushing Attempts

Rushing Yards

Rushing TDs

Russell Wilson

26

15

158

2


6

17


Rushing and Receiving:

Player

Rushing Attempts

Rushing Yards

Rushing TDs

Receptions

Receiving Yards

Receiving TDs

Najee Harris

13

39

1




Jaylen Warren

9

47


2

25


Cordarrelle Patterson

4

8


1

-2


Scotty Miller




3

38


Mike Williams




3

36


MyCole Pruitt




1

-1


Calvin Austin III




1

4


Pat Freiermuth




3

48


Van Jefferson




1

10


Defense:

Player

Tackles

Sacks

Interceptions

DeShon Elliott

13



Patrick Queen

10



Beanie Bishop Jr. 

6



Cameron Heyward

5

2


Minkah Fitzpatrick

5



Joey Porter Jr.

5



T.J. Watt

4



Payton Wilson

4



Alex Highsmith

3

1


Elandon Roberts

3



Larry Ogunjobi

2



Ben Skowronek

2



James Pierre

2


1

Donte Jackson

2



Miles Killebrew

1



Keeanu Benton

1


1

Tyler Matakevich

1



Isaiah Loudermilk

1



Damontae Kazee

1



Kicking:

Player

FGs Attempted

FGs Converted

XPs Attempted

XPs Converted

Total Points

Chris Boswell

2

2

3

2

9


Steelers vs Browns summary

Cleveland Browns v Pittsburgh Steelers - Source: Getty
Cleveland Browns v Pittsburgh Steelers - Source: Getty

The Steelers' offense didn't start the game, and it gave an opportunity for the Browns to get a result. However, Wilson had a better second half and led his team to their eighth win in their last nine games.

With this win, Pittsburgh is now 10-3 on the season and has positioned itself well to win the division. The team's offense has performed at an elite level since Wilson became the starting quarterback, and today, the defense also showed up.

The Browns are playing exciting football with Winston, but he is not the long-term solution. Nobody knows what they will do with Deshaun Watson, but the franchise should seriously look at drafting a quarterback next year if they end up with a top-five pick.

The Browns will face the following teams in their remaining fixtures:

  • Week 15: vs Kansas City Chiefs
  • Week 16: at Cincinnati Bengals
  • Week 17: vs. Miami Dolphins
  • Week 18: at Baltimore Ravens

There is a high possibility that Cleveland might not win again this year. If that happens, Cleveland will be in a prime position to select a quarterback at the top of the draft.

The Browns' defense thrives when their offense is playing well. As a result, it's important for the franchise to get the quarterback situation sorted if they want to compete in a stacked AFC North division.



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