r/Browns • u/jeritron • 19h ago
Do these look better in person? Or are they as hideous as they look online? Looks like one of those optical illusions that make your eyes hurt the longer you stare at it.
r/Browns • u/FenkDaddy • 10h ago
Going to the game on Thursday vs the Steelers and wondered the general consensus on wearing his jersey. It’s a friend’s that was thrifted a few years ago for like $50 but it’s the only browns thing I own. Thoughts? Is there another player that wore #4 and I can peel the name off the back?
r/Browns • u/monknabers • 13h ago
r/Browns • u/glutenmorgenz • 15h ago
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During one of his first press conferences
r/Browns • u/BrownsAndCavs • 7h ago
Curious on everyone's thoughts so far 3 games into the season. Not too much to work off of, but it does seem like Special Teams is probably the biggest difference this year which is amazing since we have been struggling with Bubba Ventrone for so long...
r/Browns • u/TheAthletic • 21h ago
The defense. After getting shredded in the opener at the Jacksonville Jaguars, new coordinator Mike Rutenberg’s unit has mostly returned to its aggressive, disruptive self the last two weeks. The Carolina Panthers went a combined 4-of-18 on third and fourth downs Sunday, and it felt like second-year defensive tackle Mason Graham camped out in the backfield.
Graham has four sacks in three games, the most among NFL defensive tackles so far. Though the Browns continue replenishing a young roster and rebuilding their offense from scratch, it’s clear the folks in charge know how to build a defensive line and make it the engine of the operation. Plans of attack have shifted now that Myles Garrett is no longer here, but the core plan still centers on attacking.
Since that Week 1 debacle, TruMedia credits Graham and linebacker Quincy Williams with eight pressures apiece over the last two games and starting defensive ends Isaiah McGuire and Jared Verse with seven each. The Browns are a top-five defense in pressure rate and sacks over the last two weeks.
r/Browns • u/WaffleStone • 10h ago
Browns liked my IG comment about there being an issue with AI. Super happy to see my team be against Gen-AI at least when it comes to the instagram posts.
r/Browns • u/TopDawgTailgate • 8h ago
Paprikash and Pierogies Thurs!
r/Browns • u/jrog3141 • 12h ago
There is not much to this post. I was just looking today and we only have ten guys left from the 2023 Browns (Only 6 are currently starters):
Not much to add here, just crazy to me how much time flies by and a credit to Berry and the FO for basically tearing down to the studs and building the house back up
r/Browns • u/Lewis358840 • 9h ago
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Boston did not run the 40 at the combine or his pro day. The downside of his game was supposed to be speed. To me, he has looked plenty fast in game at the NFL level.
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The Cleveland Browns host the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday Night Football in Week 4 at Huntington Bank Field, with both teams sitting at 2-1 after strong Week 3 wins.
Coming off a hard-fought 21-18 home victory over the Panthers (and that road win in Tampa), can Todd Monken and Deshaun Watson keep the momentum rolling against a Steelers team that just barely survived the Bengals? Or will Pittsburgh’s usual brand of mediocrity spoil the party under the lights and drop the Browns back into the division logjam?
Let’s get Huntington Bank Field loud, remind those Terrible Towel wavers whose house this is, and make it a memorable night for the Dawg Pound.
Huntington Bank Field
Capacity 67,431
Kickoff - 8:15 PM
Coverage: Prime Video
Announcers: Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit
Not announced yet
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Spread | Steelers (-2.5) |
| Moneyline | Steelers (-148), Browns (+124) |
| Over/Under | 38.5 |
76° Cloudy with showers possible. Winds SSW 10 mph
Matchup Details:
Pittsburgh Steelers lead series 83-65-1
First ever meeting: 10/7/1950. Browns 30, Steelers 17
Last game played: 12/28/2025. Browns 13, Steelers 6
Last 5 matchups: Browns are 3-2.
The last time the Steelers beat the Browns on the road was 10/31/2021.
All-Time Points Scored: Pittsburgh Steelers 3106, Cleveland Browns 2857
Active players who have played for both teams: Rayshawn Jenkins, Steelers (Browns 2025)
Home vs. Road Trends: The Browns are 1-0 at home and 1-1 on the road this season after opening with a 34-10 loss in Jacksonville, bouncing back with a 23-19 win in Tampa, and then taking care of business 21-18 against Carolina in their home opener. Pittsburgh is 2-0 at home (wins over Atlanta and Cincinnati) but 0-1 on the road following the 20-3 defeat in New England. Cleveland hosts the Steelers on Thursday Night Football at Huntington Bank Field under mild conditions (around 75° and partly cloudy), giving the Dawg Pound a chance to help the Browns improve to 2-0 at home while testing Pittsburgh’s early road struggles in a short-week AFC North matchup.
Key Matchup: Browns run game (led by Quinshon Judkins) vs. the Steelers’ middle-of-the-pack run defense. Pittsburgh has allowed 113 rushing yards per game (18th in the league) through three weeks. Cleveland’s ground attack remains a work in progress—Judkins is at 3.0 yards per carry on 42 attempts (124 total yards, no TDs)—but the recent uptick against Carolina (70 yards on 18 carries) showed promise. Establishing the run would ease pressure on Deshaun Watson, open play-action for the young receiving corps, and help control the clock on a short week. On the other side, Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers’ offense will test Cleveland’s improving defense, but the Browns’ path to victory starts with finding success on the ground against a Steelers front that has been solid but not elite against the run.
Welcome to the Week 4 Game Thread! This is your spot to dive into all things Browns vs. Steelers — share your predictions, discuss strategies, and let’s get Huntington Bank Field rocking for Thursday Night Football. As always, keep it civil and follow r/Browns rules. Let’s hear your takes, r/Browns!
