When the Pittsburgh Steelers head to Cleveland to take on the Browns Sunday, they will be facing a rookie quarterback under center in Dorian Thompson-Robinson. This should give the Pittsburgh defense ample opportunities to attack Thompson-Robinson if they can slow the Browns’ rushing attack. Conversely, when Pittsburgh has the ball, they will look to build on the recent success of the running game over the last two games, both wins. The passing game is still struggling to generate much in the way of points, but the run game has come alive including a 200+-yard performance against the Green Bay Packers last Sunday.
Zach Gelb: If The Steelers Offense ‘Looks Lethargic And Putrid, I Don’t Want To See Matt Canada Have A Job On Monday’
