In a pivotal AFC North matchup, the Pittsburgh Steelers topped the Cleveland Browns 38-21, solidifying their position in the playoff race as they moved to 3-1 on the season. The Steelers showcased a potent offense, while the Browns struggled to keep pace, ultimately falling short on their home turf. Leading the charge for Pittsburgh was quarterback Joe Milton, who threw for an impressive 359 yards and three touchdowns, connecting frequently with standout receiver Dalevon Campbell, who racked up 122 receiving yards. Rico Dowdle added to the offensive onslaught with a solid ground game, contributing 69 rushing yards, allowing the Steelers to maintain pressure throughout the contest. Defensively, the Steelers made crucial plays to stifle the Browns' attempts at a comeback. Linebacker Nick Herbig recorded 1.5 sacks, while Daylen Everette intercepted a pass, both of which shifted momentum firmly in Pittsburgh's favor. The turning point came late in the second quarter when Everette's interception halted a promising Cleveland drive, allowing the Steelers to extend their lead and control the game thereafter.