When the Steelers arrived at Cleveland’s FirstEnergy Stadium to take on the Browns in a Week 11 match-up on Thursday Night Football, all things appeared to be as they always were.
Pittsburgh, despite its depleted offense that included the absence of quarterback Ben Roethlisberger who is out for the rest of the year with an elbow injury, rode into town on a four-game winning-streak and, at 5-4, was now firmly back in the playoff race.
As for the Browns, despite all of their obvious talent, despite all of their offseason hype, they were the same old Browns, complete with a 3-6 record and loads of incompetence and chaos.