Steelers Seek Redemption Against Browns in AFC North Rematch

Pittsburgh looks to solidify its division lead while Cleveland aims to break a 20-year losing streak in Pittsburgh.

The Pittsburgh Steelers (9-3) face the Cleveland Browns (3-9) on Sunday, two weeks after a surprise 24-19 Browns victory in snowy Cleveland.
The Browns could sweep the Steelers for the first time since 1988 and end a 20-game regular-season losing streak in Pittsburgh.
Cleveland quarterback Jameis Winston has revitalized the offense, leading the league in passing yards per game since Week 8, though turnovers remain an issue.
The Steelers' defense is bolstered by the expected return of linebacker Alex Highsmith, joining T.J. Watt and Nick Herbig in a formidable pass rush.
Tensions remain high after a scuffle between Browns cornerback Greg Newsome II and Steelers wide receiver George Pickens during the teams' last meeting.