Steelers head to Cleveland for matchup of 2-1 teams | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The Pittsburgh Steelers head to Cleveland for a Thursday night game against the Browns, with both teams standing at 2-1. Aaron Rodgers’ appearance is part of his scheduled farewell stretch, and he’s a win away from tying Tom Brady (14) for the most quarterback Thursday wins. Pittsburgh’s record, though, has been uneven: it’s 0-9 on the road on Thursdays versus AFC North teams. Defensive tackle Cam Heyward highlighted a key similarity in preparation, saying both sides face the same issues. Four of Pittsburgh’s nine road losses in that specific spot have come to Cleveland. The Browns have won 24-19 in a snowy second half and the 2019 matchup featured a late-game scuffle involving Myles Garrett and Mason Rudolph. Cleveland has also won seven straight Thursday games, a franchise-active streak tied for fourth-longest in NFL history.