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Steelers Bulldoze Browns 27-6 to Take AFC North Lead, Extend Home Streak over Rivals to 23 Straight
Jaylen Warren powered a 160-yard first half as Pittsburgh built a two-score lead with three rushing scores and two Browns turnovers.
- On Sunday, November 1, 2026, the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Cleveland Browns 27-6 at Acrisure Stadium, extending their NFL record to 23 consecutive regular-season home victories against Cleveland.
- Pittsburgh controlled the game through a dominant ground attack, rushing for 201 yards with running back Jaylen Warren leading the effort with 143 yards and a touchdown on his 28th birthday.
- The Steelers' defense stifled Cleveland, sacking quarterback Deshaun Watson eight times and forcing two fumbles, while the Browns gained only 26 yards on the ground and converted 2 of 6 third downs.
- With the victory, Pittsburgh moved into first place in the AFC North, while the Browns extended their futility in Pittsburgh, having not won a regular-season game there since October 5, 2003.
- The 6-2 Steelers enter a bye week during Week 9, while the 5-3 Browns travel to face the Saints next Sunday to regroup after the lopsided loss.
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Steelers bulldoze Browns 27-6 to take AFC North lead, extend home streak over rivals to 23 straight
Jaylen Warren tied a career high with 143 rushing yards and a touchdown on his 28th birthday to lead the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 27-6 victory over the Cleveland Browns.
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3 Biggest Takeaways From Browns Week 8 Loss to Rival Pittsburgh Steelers
The Cleveland Browns fell to the Pittsburgh Steelers on the road from Acrisure Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 1. The Week 8 loss moves the Browns to 5-3 on the season, with the series now split one-one. Here are the three biggest takeaways.
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