Pittsburgh powered past Cleveland 27-6, combining Jaylen Warren’s 143 rushing yards with a relentless defense that recorded eight sacks and two takeaways. The win evened the season series, extended the Steelers’ home winning streak against the Browns to 23 regular-season games and moved Pittsburgh into sole possession of first place in the AFC North.

By the Numbers
  • Warren: 143 rushing yards on 17 carries.
  • Steelers defense: 8 sacks and 2 takeaways.
  • Final score: Steelers 27, Browns 6.
  • Team records: Pittsburgh 6-2; Cleveland 5-3.
  • Pittsburgh has won 23 straight regular-season home games against Cleveland.
Yes, But

The Steelers controlled the game, but the offense was not spotless: Aaron Rodgers completed 13 of 25 passes for 172 yards before Mason Rudolph took over late. Pittsburgh’s defense and ground game more than made up the difference.

State of Play
  • Pittsburgh has won four straight and sits alone atop the AFC North.
  • The Steelers are 4-0 at home under head coach Mike McCarthy.
  • Cleveland managed just 34 rushing yards and minus-1 yard of offense in the first quarter.
What’s Next

Pittsburgh heads into its bye week and won’t play at home again until Nov. 27, when it hosts Denver.

Bottom Line

Pittsburgh didn’t just settle the score with Cleveland—it showed how its punishing run game and disruptive defense can make it a division leader.