A shootout broke out in Cleveland. While many were expecting a defensive battle between two long-time rivals in the First Division, the Steelers and Browns combined to score four goals in a row in the first half. The Steelers, having fallen behind early, rushed to take a 14-13 lead in the break.
After slow starts on either side of the ball, Brown, led by Nick Chape’s 37-yard lead, hit first on Jacoby Brissett’s 11-yard pass to Amari Cooper. The Steelers responded with a 5-yard Nagy Harris track to start the second quarter. ballet dancer one hand By rookie George Pickens setting up Harris Landing.
Cleveland saved by grabbing David Ngoku from Brisset, with 8:58 left until the end of the first half. The Steelers took their first lead moments later when Mitch Trubesky scored in a 1-yard touchdown run. Cleveland was unable to regain the lead before the break after throwing an incomplete fourth pass on the final drive before the break.
High winds affected both chairs during the first half. Chris Boswell missed the 53-yard attempt in the second Pittsburgh drive. Rookie footballer Brown Kid York missed a pat point, the difference in the game at this point.
Keep it locked here on CBS Sports throughout the AFC North fight Thursday night for live updates and analysis:
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Date: Thursday, September 22 | time: 8:20 PM ET
Site: First Energy Stadium (Cleveland)
Stream: Amazon Prime Video
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Prospect: Browns -4.5, O/U 38
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