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Browns survive late comeback to defeat Steelers

Andre Szmyt delivered a 56-yard field goal with just ten seconds left on the clock to secure a 27-24 victory for the Cleveland Browns over the Pittsburgh Steelers at Huntington Bank Field. The dramatic finish allowed the Browns to hold off a late Pittsburgh rally orchestrated by Aaron Rodgers, who had earlier connected with Pat Freiermuth and run in a quarterback sneak to tie the game.

With the win, Cleveland secured their first 3-1 start since 2021 and moved to the top of the AFC North standings. The contest initially saw the Steelers jump ahead via Roman Wilson, before the hosts responded through Jaleel McLaughlin, Quinshon Judkins, and Harold Fannin Jr.

to build an 11-point halftime cushion. Following a scoreless third quarter, Jaylen Warren brought Pittsburgh closer and Szmyt added a 44-yard kick prior to the frantic final minute.

Rodgers faced immense pressure throughout the afternoon, absorbing five sacks and throwing two interceptions, including a crucial late pick by Grant Delpit that sealed the result.

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