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The Browns and Steelers bring identical 2-1 records atop the AFC North into “Thursday Night Football.”
Pittsburgh is laying 2.5 points on the road, though Cleveland has gone 6-1 ATS as a home underdog since the start of last season.
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What our Post expert thinks about Steelers vs. Browns
Even though the Steelers posted 30 points last week, they have averaged just 20.9 against everyone else that’s not the Bengals since the start of 2025.
Deshaun Watson has already taken nine sacks through three games, and a potentially compromised Cleveland offensive line now has to deal with T.J. Watt, Alex Highsmith and Nick Herbig.
Cleveland also ranks bottom five in total offense, passing yards, rushing yards and third-down conversion rate.
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