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The 6-2 Steelers head to Cincinnati on Nov. 15 after a 27-6 win over Cleveland

The Pittsburgh Morning News teamFrom Tuesday’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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The Steelers beat the Browns 27-6 at home to reach 6-2, a fourth straight win that left them alone atop the AFC North. Now they get a bye week before visiting Cincinnati on Nov. 15. First-year coach Mike McCarthy is focused on the Bengals, not the trade deadline.

The Steelers beat Cleveland 27-6 and visit Cincinnati next

  • Browns6
    Steelers27
    FinalSteelers improved to 6-2
  • Steelers
    Bengals
    Sun., Nov. 15

Source: The Tartan

The Steelers took a risk with 5 seconds left in the first half and the ball at the Browns' 1. Aaron Rodgers suggested going for it, and tight end Pat Freiermuth scored the first rushing touchdown of his six-year career for a 14-point lead.

  • Jaylen Warren: 143 rushing yards and a touchdown on 17 carries
  • Rico Dowdle: 56 rushing yards and a touchdown
  • Defense: eight sacks of Deshaun Watson, two by T.J. Watt
  • Streak: 23 straight home wins over Cleveland, tying an NFL record

The Steelers ran for 200 yards to the Browns' 34

Source: The Tartan

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Steelers200 yards
Browns34 yards

Sources: The Tartan, TribLIVE.com, Altoona Mirror

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