In a decisive Week 6 matchup, the Pittsburgh Steelers topped the Cleveland Browns with a commanding final score of 35-2. With playoff aspirations on the line, the Steelers showcased their dominance, further establishing their position in the league's hierarchy. Aaron Rodgers led the charge for Pittsburgh, throwing for 300 yards and one touchdown, effectively managing the game from the pocket. Rob McRae was his primary target, racking up an impressive 160 receiving yards, consistently finding space in the Browns' secondary. Cleveland struggled offensively, with Justin Weber managing a modest 69 rushing yards, unable to spark a comeback. Defensively, the Steelers put together a formidable performance, highlighted by Robert Spears-Jennings' 1.5 sacks and Derek Patton's interception. The turning point came late in the first half when Patton's pick halted a potential Browns drive, allowing Pittsburgh to extend their lead and seize control of the game. With nine tackles, Josh Parra kept the Browns in check, but it was clear that the Steelers' defensive unit dictated the pace and outcome of this matchup.