Steelers vs. Browns final score: Pittsburgh advances with 28-12 win
- 8 years ago
It took everything the Pittsburgh Steelers had but in the end, they cranked it up, and poured it on to beat the Cleveland Browns 28-12.
This was another game heavily marred by untimely turnovers by the team’s stars.
Interceptions by quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and a fumble by wide receiver Antonio Brown put this game in jeopardy early.
But the Steelers poured it on late and left no doubt who the best team was.
However, for much of the game it was an inspired effort by the defense carried the team when the offense struggled.
A key play in the game was a second-half interception by 37-year-old outside linebacker James Harrison at the goal line that stopped a scoring drive for the Browns.
This swung the momentum and the steelers never looked back.
With this win and the Buffalo Bills loss, the Steelers are headed back to the playoffs.
This was another game heavily marred by untimely turnovers by the team’s stars.
Interceptions by quarterback Ben Roethlisberger and a fumble by wide receiver Antonio Brown put this game in jeopardy early.
But the Steelers poured it on late and left no doubt who the best team was.
However, for much of the game it was an inspired effort by the defense carried the team when the offense struggled.
A key play in the game was a second-half interception by 37-year-old outside linebacker James Harrison at the goal line that stopped a scoring drive for the Browns.
This swung the momentum and the steelers never looked back.
With this win and the Buffalo Bills loss, the Steelers are headed back to the playoffs.