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Pittsburgh muscled its way to a 23-6 lead as Aaron Rodgers fired his second touchdown to DK Metcalf, capping the Steelers’ most cohesive offensive showing in years. Chris Boswell’s early field goals and a Connor Heyward score after a roughing-the-passer call built a 16-6 cushion through three quarters. The Steelers have mixed 224 passing yards with 99 on 21 carries, leaning on bully-ball physicality. Cleveland hurt itself with drops and penalties, and though Dillion Gabriel has protected the ball amid heavy pressure, the Browns’ rush hasn’t sacked Rodgers, as All-Pro gunner Miles Killebrew grabbed his knee on the field.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.